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Certificate in C (CC) C Course Contents  (• 3 months     • 6 days a week   • Classes : 1 hr. Theory & 1hr. Practical) C# training  This intensive, hands-on C# training course emphasizes becoming productive quickly as a C# programmer. You will learn how to use C# to write code for a wide range of object-oriented applications, from client-side GUI (graphic user interfaces) development, to server-side web services. This C# training course is designed for programmers who need to design and develop C# applications and familiarize themselves with the .NET (pronounced dot net) platform. C# Training Course Objectives Learn the reasons for building and using Web Services Explore the Web Service features provided by ASP.NET Understand SOAP Design and Build Secure, Scaleable Web Services Create Web Service clients Build Web Services using .NET Remoting Learn about GXA (Global XML Web Service) C# Training Course Content   Introducing Web Services What Web Services Do Web Service Infrastructure and Protocols ASP.NET and Web Services Building and Consuming Simple Web Services Industry Standard Web Services Using SOAP Trace SOAP and WSDL Background to SOAP The SOAP Specification Understanding SOAP Payloads DataTypes and SOAP XML Schema Document/Literal and RPC/Encoded Web Services Background to WSDL Reading WSDL contracts UDDI Designing and Building Web Services Web Service Performance and Characteristics, Web Services and State Management, Securing Web Services, IIS and ASP.NET Security, WS-Security, Customising the WSDL contract, Real-world Web Service design issues. Web Services and DataSets, Calling Web Services through firewalls.   .NET Remoting .NET Remoting Compared to DCOM Remoting using SOAP Channels and Formatters Comparing ASP.NET and .NET Remoting for building Web Services Configuring .NET Remoting Activation Options GXA Global XML Web Service Architecture Business Use of Web Services Web Service ‘Fortresses’ B2B Web Service Integration Web Service Transactions GXA Protocols Web Service Clients Calling Web Services Asynchronously Writing a Visual Basic 6 Web Service Client

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