Microsoft ASP.NET
Including Web Services and Service Oriented Architectures

 
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Lecture 1

Overview of .NET, Visual Studio, Service Oriented Architecture for the Web, Web Services, SOAP, REST, WSDL, UDDI.

Lecture Slides

Introduction to ASP.NET PowerPoint 435k
Service Oriented Architectures for the Web PowerPoint 735k

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Introduction to the Web and .NET (363k) 84 PowerPoint slides adapted from material written by Mark Sapossnek of Boston University and provided as part of the Microsoft faculty education pack. This includes a lot of good Level 2 backgound material. The first part is excellent revision of stuff that you really should be intimately familiar with. The last bit did rather tend towards selling the Micro$oft vision and required me to make a few adjustments.

Web Forms (zip 1.6M) and Data Access (zip 960k) - more faculty material from Microsoft - don't forget to wear protective clothing and handle with caution.

Lecture 2

Using Visual Studio to create the gang of three; a web service, a windows application that uses a web service and a web application using web forms.

Lecture Slides

Introduction to Web Services using Microsoft Visual Studio PowerPoint 1.9M

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Lecture 3

Data binding and database driven web services including XML aggregation, interoperability with PHP and asynchonous JavaScript clients.

Lecture Slides

More Microsoft Visual Studio with Data Binding and Web Services PowerPoint 1.6M

Examples from the lecture notes

ASP.NET the EditPlus way

XML and Database connectivity in ASP.NET using EditPlus to cut code. These examples are stuck somewhere between old fashioned ASP and ASP.NET EditPlus is not the way to leverage the power of ASP.NET but these old examples provide simple illustrations of working with XML and MS Access.

That old fashioned ASP

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