Delphi 2006 for .NET Course - Felix J COLIBRI.

• The course's objectives
  
• What you will learn
  
• Intended audience
  
• Detailed content
  
• Hands on exercises
  
• The teacher
  
• Conditions
  

The course's objectives

What you will learn

• use the new Delphi Development Interface to build .NET applications
  
• control the Net environment, and to use the new bookshops and the classes of this environment
  
• evaluate and use ADO.Net and other sciences management of data bases
  
• use the data with format XML
  
• create ASP.Net applications which will manage ADO.NET data bases
  
• create and use services Web, in particular for third multi applications
  

Intended audience

Detailed content

• The Environment
  
  • a unified environment for developping Delphi Win32 and C# Framework applications
    • the welcome page
      
    • the Wizards
      
    • Find in Files
      
    • Error management
      
  • debugging
    
    • the debuggers
      
    • watchpoints - logs
      
    • local variable handling
      
  • refactoring: renaming, declarations, extractions
    
    • history management
      
    • code navigation - bookmarks
      
    • block completion - live templates
      
• .NET development
  
  • the Net environment: CLR (Common Language Runtime), CTS (Common Type System), FCL (FrameWork Class Library) CIL (Common Intermediate Language)
    
  • assemblies, the global cache, managed code, the garbage collector
    
  • Delphi new features (FOR... IN , NameSpaces, FCL events and delegates, nested types)
    
  • .NET programming
    
    • CLASS declarations, security attributes
      
    • collections, string handling
      
    • input/output files, Streams
      
    • threads
      
    • access to ActiveX components, COM interop
      
    • ListView, TreeView, DataGrid
      
• Data Base Manaagement: ADO.NET
  
  • Ado.Net
    
    • access interfaces (Connection, Command, Reader, DataAdapter)
      
    • storage classes (DataSet, DataTable, DataRow, DataColumn, DataRelation, DataView, Constraints)
      
    • strongly typed transactions and DataSets
      
    • using Ado.Net (connections, the requests, calculated fields and aggregates, parameters)
      
    • update reconciliation
      
  • the Data Explorer and the Borland Dated Provider (BDP) - migration - stored procedures
    
  • providing resolution (DataSync and DataHub)
    
  • Remoting (RemoteServer and RemoteConnection)
    
  • writing reports
    
  • Enterprise Core Objects III (ECO III)
    
    • MDA, object persistence, OCL
      
    • the object cache
      
    • OCL Execution - Eco Action Language
      
    • extensions
      
  ASP.NET applications
  • HTTP - HTML: the tags - CGI and <FORM> basics - TABLE and absolute positionning
    
  • ASP.NET architecture
    
  • Internet Information Server (IIS) and Cassini
    
  • Delphi Asp.Net applications:
    
    • Web Form, HTML controls and Web Controls
      
    • handling events
      
    • FlowLayout and GridLayout
      
    • validation : Client validation and Server validation
      
    • state management (Client and Server)
      
    • handling multiple pages, redirection and transfer
      
    • debugging, logging and error pages
      
  • Asp.Net data base handling (Ado.Net, BDP) - the dbWeb components
    
  • Web Forms and ECO III
    
  • application deployment
    
• UML Modeling
  
  • Object Analysis and Design
    
  • using the TOGETHER UML diagrams in Delphi
    
  • Design Patterns: presentation, using patterns, creating new patterns
    
  • project design and code generation
    
  • source analysis and documentation - quality assurance - code audit and metrics
    
• Data Remoting, Web Services, SOAP
  
  • .NET Remoting
    
  • Web Services: creation, sending and updating data
    
  • DataSync and DataHub
    
  • handling XML data: definition, reading, writing, XML documents
    
  • Web Services - ECO III
    
• Win32 applications migration
  
  • access to Win32 code from Net: DLL, DllImport, COM objects
    
  • porting full projects
    

Hands on exercises

• reading, writing, and editing database information using ADO.NET
  
• ASP.NET applications handling database data
  
• creating of Web services
  

The teacher

Conditions