McAd/McSd Visual C# .Net Certification Exam Guide: Exams 70-315, 70-316, 70-320
by Rempel, Marj; Lind, KennethFormat: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2002-09-01
Publisher(s): McGraw-Hill Osborne Media
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Summary
All-in-One is all you need! This authoritative reference offers complete coverage of all material on MCAD/MCSD Visual C# .NET certification exams 70-315, 70-316, and 70-320. You'll find exam objectives at the beginning of each chapter, helpful exam tips, end-of-chapter practice questions, and photographs and illustrations. The bonus CD-ROM contains a testing engine with questions found only on the CD. This comprehensive guide not only helps you pass this challenging exam, but will also serve as an invaluable on-the-job reference.
Table of Contents
Part I: C#: The Language 1: Introduction to C# .NET and the .NET Platform 2: Variables and Program Structure 3: Advanced Object-Oriented Concepts 4: Strings, Exceptions, and Events 5: Visual Studio .NET Development Environment Part II: The C# Exams: Common Elements 6: Assemblies 7: Resources and Localization 8: XML and C# Documentation 9: Debugging and Testing 10: Basic Data-Access Techniques Part III: Exam 70-315: Developing and Implementing Web Applications 11: Welcome to the Internet and ASP.NET 12: Web Forms: Client-Side Programs 13: Server-Side Programs and Postback Operations 14: Server Controls in ASP.NET 15: Web Forms and User Interface 16: Consuming and Manipulating Data from Data Sources 17: Making the Web Application Available to Our Users Part IV: Exam 70-316: Developing and Implementing Windows-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 18: Introduction to Windows Forms 19: User-Interface Components 21: Web Services and COM 22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
2: Variables and Program Structure 3: Advanced Object-Oriented Concepts 4: Strings, Exceptions, and Events 5: Visual Studio .NET Development Environment Part II: The C# Exams: Common Elements 6: Assemblies 7: Resources and Localization 8: XML and C# Documentation 9: Debugging and Testing 10: Basic Data-Access Techniques Part III: Exam 70-315: Developing and Implementing Web Applications 11: Welcome to the Internet and ASP.NET 12: Web Forms: Client-Side Programs 13: Server-Side Programs and Postback Operations 14: Server Controls in ASP.NET 15: Web Forms and User Interface 16: Consuming and Manipulating Data from Data Sources 17: Making the Web Application Available to Our Users Part IV: Exam 70-316: Developing and Implementing Windows-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 18: Introduction to Windows Forms 19: User-Interface Components 21: Web Services and COM 22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
4: Strings, Exceptions, and Events 5: Visual Studio .NET Development Environment Part II: The C# Exams: Common Elements 6: Assemblies 7: Resources and Localization 8: XML and C# Documentation 9: Debugging and Testing 10: Basic Data-Access Techniques Part III: Exam 70-315: Developing and Implementing Web Applications 11: Welcome to the Internet and ASP.NET 12: Web Forms: Client-Side Programs 13: Server-Side Programs and Postback Operations 14: Server Controls in ASP.NET 15: Web Forms and User Interface 16: Consuming and Manipulating Data from Data Sources 17: Making the Web Application Available to Our Users Part IV: Exam 70-316: Developing and Implementing Windows-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 18: Introduction to Windows Forms 19: User-Interface Components 21: Web Services and COM 22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
Part II: The C# Exams: Common Elements 6: Assemblies 7: Resources and Localization 8: XML and C# Documentation 9: Debugging and Testing 10: Basic Data-Access Techniques Part III: Exam 70-315: Developing and Implementing Web Applications 11: Welcome to the Internet and ASP.NET 12: Web Forms: Client-Side Programs 13: Server-Side Programs and Postback Operations 14: Server Controls in ASP.NET 15: Web Forms and User Interface 16: Consuming and Manipulating Data from Data Sources 17: Making the Web Application Available to Our Users Part IV: Exam 70-316: Developing and Implementing Windows-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 18: Introduction to Windows Forms 19: User-Interface Components 21: Web Services and COM 22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
7: Resources and Localization 8: XML and C# Documentation 9: Debugging and Testing 10: Basic Data-Access Techniques Part III: Exam 70-315: Developing and Implementing Web Applications 11: Welcome to the Internet and ASP.NET 12: Web Forms: Client-Side Programs 13: Server-Side Programs and Postback Operations 14: Server Controls in ASP.NET 15: Web Forms and User Interface 16: Consuming and Manipulating Data from Data Sources 17: Making the Web Application Available to Our Users Part IV: Exam 70-316: Developing and Implementing Windows-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 18: Introduction to Windows Forms 19: User-Interface Components 21: Web Services and COM 22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
9: Debugging and Testing 10: Basic Data-Access Techniques Part III: Exam 70-315: Developing and Implementing Web Applications 11: Welcome to the Internet and ASP.NET 12: Web Forms: Client-Side Programs 13: Server-Side Programs and Postback Operations 14: Server Controls in ASP.NET 15: Web Forms and User Interface 16: Consuming and Manipulating Data from Data Sources 17: Making the Web Application Available to Our Users Part IV: Exam 70-316: Developing and Implementing Windows-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 18: Introduction to Windows Forms 19: User-Interface Components 21: Web Services and COM 22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
Part III: Exam 70-315: Developing and Implementing Web Applications 11: Welcome to the Internet and ASP.NET 12: Web Forms: Client-Side Programs 13: Server-Side Programs and Postback Operations 14: Server Controls in ASP.NET 15: Web Forms and User Interface 16: Consuming and Manipulating Data from Data Sources 17: Making the Web Application Available to Our Users Part IV: Exam 70-316: Developing and Implementing Windows-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 18: Introduction to Windows Forms 19: User-Interface Components 21: Web Services and COM 22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
12: Web Forms: Client-Side Programs 13: Server-Side Programs and Postback Operations 14: Server Controls in ASP.NET 15: Web Forms and User Interface 16: Consuming and Manipulating Data from Data Sources 17: Making the Web Application Available to Our Users Part IV: Exam 70-316: Developing and Implementing Windows-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 18: Introduction to Windows Forms 19: User-Interface Components 21: Web Services and COM 22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
14: Server Controls in ASP.NET 15: Web Forms and User Interface 16: Consuming and Manipulating Data from Data Sources 17: Making the Web Application Available to Our Users Part IV: Exam 70-316: Developing and Implementing Windows-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 18: Introduction to Windows Forms 19: User-Interface Components 21: Web Services and COM 22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
16: Consuming and Manipulating Data from Data Sources 17: Making the Web Application Available to Our Users Part IV: Exam 70-316: Developing and Implementing Windows-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 18: Introduction to Windows Forms 19: User-Interface Components 21: Web Services and COM 22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
Part IV: Exam 70-316: Developing and Implementing Windows-Based Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 18: Introduction to Windows Forms 19: User-Interface Components 21: Web Services and COM 22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
19: User-Interface Components 21: Web Services and COM 22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
22: Build Your Own Windows Control 23: Deploying a Windows-Based Application 24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
24: Configuring a Windows Application Part V: Exam 70-320: Developing XML Web Services 25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
25: Introduction to XML Web Services and Server Components 26: Windows Services 27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
27: .NET Remoting 28: XML Web Services 29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
29: Data Again 30: Deployment and Security Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
Part VI: Appendixes A: About the CD-ROM B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
B: The New Microsoft Developer Tracks C: Command-Line Syntax D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
D: The .NET Class Library E: Glossary
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