XML Development in .NET

Web Tech, USA
St. Augustine, Florida, United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' The World Wide Web Consortium’s (W3C) XML technology is a powerful new tool in building distributed application. Microsoft’s .NET Framework embraces XML and uses it in everything from configuration files to XML Web Services. As a .NET developer it is important to become familiar with how .NET exposes functionality to work with XML Data. This course will provide you with information to read, write, validate, and manipulate XML data using the .NET classes. It will show you how to build Windows application that work with XML data, build XML Web Services, and import and export XML data in Microsoft SQL Server.

You Will Learn How To
Work with XML data in .NET
Use the new XMLReader and XMLWriter
Manipulate XML Data using DOM
Search XML Data using XPath
Use validation in .NET
Create XML Schemas
Transform XML using XSLT
Use advanced techniques in transformation
Work with XML using ADO.NET
Synchronize data between ADO and DOM
Pull XML data from SQL Server
Work with XMLSQL managed classes
Build XML Web Services in .NET
Expose SQL Server data using XML Web Services

Course Content
XML in Visual Studio.NET
XML Editing Tools | Creating and Transforming Schemas | XML Code Documentation

XML in the .NET Framework
The System.Xml Namespaces | The MSXML Heritage | Parsing XML in .NET | Creating New XML | Transforming XML | XML Serialization

Reading and Writing XML Streams
The pull model of SAX | XmlReader | Loading and Parsing XML | Reading XML Content | Supporting Classes | Using Name Tables | XmlNodeReader | XmlValidatingReader | XmlWriter | Creating XML on the Fly | Persisting Your New XML | Supporting Classes

The .NET DOM
Extending the W3C DOM | Parsing XML | Ways of loading the DOM with data | Navigating the DOM | Searching for Data | Reading Content | Changing and Adding Data

Valid XML
Support in .NET for Defining Structure | Creating XML Schemas | Schema Object Model | Validating XML | Linking XML to DTDs and Schemas | Performing Validation | Handling Events | Caching Schemas

Transforming and Searching XML
XSLT and XPath in .NET | Basic XSLT Processing | Using XPath to Match XML | Selecting and Testing Nodes | Special XSLT Techniques | Embedding Script | XSLT Extensions

Data Access with ADO.NET and XML
Reading and Writing XML with ADO.NET | Managed Data Providers | Loading Schema Information | Strongly Typed Datasets | Synchronizing XML and DataSets

XML and SQL Server
XML Direct from SQL Server | Writing XML Data to SQL Server | SQLXML Managed Classes | SQL Server Web Services

Web Services and ASP.NET
Creating Web Services | Automatic WSDL | Lathering Up SOAP | Building a Web Service Client | Asynchronous and Synchronous Calls | Transaction Support

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Phone:1-866-844-6179

School Address:

14 Sea Oaks Drive, St. Augustine, FL 32080

ClassRoom
Hilton Hotel St Augustine
32 Avenida Menendez
St Augsutine, Florida 32084
904-829-2277


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