posted on Friday, January 28, 2005 6:11 AM by DougSeven

ASP.NET Connections - See you there!

I will be in Orlando from March 18 - March 23 for Visual Studio Connections and ASP.NET Connections conference.

ASP.NET Connections   VS Connections    VS Connections

PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOP - APR302: Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) with Visual Studio .NET (9:00 AM - 4:00 PM)
Add'l Fee $389.00
Doug Seven with Russ Nemhauser
In this intensive one-day workshop, you’ll cut to the core of how to design, implement, and deploy service-oriented, N-tier Web solutions using Visual Studio .NET. Unlike object-oriented solutions that rely on smart objects to handle both data and processing operations, service-oriented solutions take advantage of standards-based, platform independent XML messages to share data between various applications without requiring those applications to use the programming languages or even the same operating system. This workshop will take you through the process of designing and architecting a sample service-oriented application. You’ll also learn how to use SQL Server to store and access application data, how to create business objects that can send and receive XML messages to handle all the required operations of your solution, and how to design user-friendly secure data display and entry forms. Prerequisites: Programming experience with ASP.NET.

APM251: Applied ASP.NET 2.0 Membership Programming
Authentication is one of the great assets of the ASP.NET v1.x Framework – but can it get better? In this session, you will be introduced to the new Membership API feature set in ASP.NET v2.0. You will learn how the membership providers abstract user authentication and how to set up a membership provider in your applications. You will learn how the Membership API enables you to include rich credential storage with very little code.

ASC302: Implementing Role-based Security with ASP.NET and SQL Server 2000
Security in Web applications is paramount, and a current hot topic. In this session, you will learn how to implement a complete role-based security model for a Web application. You will learn how security plays a role in the ASP.NET Framework, how to set up user roles in a SQL Server database, and how to use them effectively. Through this presentation, you will learn how to quickly and effectively implement a role-based security model using ASP.NET and SQL Server 2000.

ASC251: Working with the Security Controls in ASP.NET 2.0
Server controls are great for abstracting typical functionality in your application, so where are the security server controls? In this session, you will be introduced to each of the new security controls in the ASP.NET v2.0 Framework – Login, Login Status, Login View, and Password Recovery. You will learn how to implement these controls as part of the authentication schema of your applications.

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