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If you're in or near Atlanta, or don't mind travelling, and you're looking for CSLA Training:
CSLA .NET Framework 2.0 Training
2/26/07 - 2/28/07
Application Architecture
Importance of proper architecture
Advantages of a good architecture
Architecture Layering
3-Tier Architectures
N-Tier Architectures
Fundamentals
Encapsulation
Communication between layers
Abstraction
Tiers vs. Layers
Local vs. Distributed
Determining layer location
Distributed Architecture
5-Layer architecture
Remote communications
Remoting
Web Services
WCF
Object-Oriented Design
Fundamentals
Different objects, different roles
DAL objects
Data-transfer objects
Business Objects
UI Helper objects
Data-Centric object design vs Domain Specific
Combination of both
Database Design
Fundamentals
Setting up standards and conventions
Best Practices
Application Frameworks
Why use them
Identifying code commonalities
Providing abstractions
Providing implementations
Examples in the .NET Framework
The
C
omponent
S
calable
L
ogical
A
rchitecture Framework
Framework Goals and Design
Framework Organization
Features
Business object base classes
N-Level undo
Data Binding
Data Portal
Authentication
Authorization
Helper types
Other
Framework Abstractions
Base Classes
Interfaces
Creating a project using CSLA
Folder structure
Referencing CSLA
Implementing CSLA functionality
Creating Business objects
Life cycle
Class structure
Business object lists
Accessing data (the CSLA way)
Validation
Security
Distributing objects
Client Interfaces
Windows Forms
Accessing Business Objects
Data Binding
User Controls
Extender Controls
Using N-Level Undo
ASP.NET
Accessing Business Objects
State Management
Declarative Data Sources
Limitations (in comparisons to Windows Forms)
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Authentication
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Service-oriented
A Consumer Client
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Implementing code-generation with CodeBreeze using the CSLA templates
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re: CSLA Training Available
Who's hosting the training? Is it Dunn Training and Miguel? Heck, I wouldn't mind attending this - is it a company thing?
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Hey guys,
I'm holding two seats in this class for Magenic employees. Please let me know which two can attend?
There may be some more seats open the week before we run the class.
Thanks,
-Mark
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on Feb 10, 2007 12:38 AM
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