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Pre-requisites

This part II VB.NET training course assumes that students have some experience with Visual Basic.net and Visual Studio. Our VB Part Windows Part 1 class is ideal preparation for this more advanced class.

Course Benefits

In this course you'll learn about important development topics that aren't normally covered in a beginning Windows application programming course. Starting with saving objects to a stream using .NET Serialization and creating and displaying reports, you'll work through crucial topics such as attributes and reflection, programming XML using the XmlDocument class, and the XmlReader/XmlWriter classes, creating Windows Services, and drawing your own user interfaces using the System.Drawing namespace. You'll see how to handle vital distribution issues, learning about application security, versioning, and deployment. You'll dig deeper into working with the most complex of Visual Studio's built-in controls, the DataGridView control, how to extend Visual Studio in a number of different ways, get started building mobile applications, and how to interact with printers and how to print documents. You're certain to find many topics here that will extend your knowledge, your capabilities, and your value as a developer.

You Will Learn How To

• Use serialization to store objects to disk
• Create and display reports
• How to extend Visual Studio using item and project templates, code snippets, and macros
• Create rich user interfaces using GDI+
• Handle and resolve versioning issues
• Create Windows services
• Build Mobile applications
• Read and write to and from XML using the XML DOM
• Code directly for the printer
• Secure Windows applications
• Build setup applications
• Use attrributes and reflection

Course Content

Serialization
Introducing Serialization |Serializing Complex Objects | Customizing the Serialization Process

Creating and Displaying Reports
Reports in Data Applications | Creating and Displaying Reports

Filling the .NET Gaps with WMI
Introducing WMI | Getting Started with WMI | WMI Queries, Properties, and Methods | WMI Server Explorer Extensions

WMI Events and Asynchronous Handling
Creating WMI Event Handlers | Working with WMI Asynchronously | WMI Server Explorer Extensions and Events

Examining the DataGridViewControl
Customizing Rows, Columns and Cells | Working with Bound and Unbound Data

Extending Visual Studio
Creating Item Templates | Creating Project Templates | Using and Creating Code Snippets | Using Macros to Automate the IDE

Creating Rich User Interfaces with GDI+
Introducing Drawing in the .NET Framework | Creating Owner-Drawn Controls | Creating Non-Rectangular Forms | Creating a Custom DataGridView Control Column

Handling Versioning Issues
Before You Begin | Assemblies | Private Assemblies | Shared Assemblies

Creating Windows Services
Introducing Windows Services | Building Your First Windows Service | The FileWatcher Service

Building Mobile Applications
Creating Smart Device Projects | The .NET Compact Framework | Using Device Emulators | Mobile Database Applications

Reading and Writing XML Using the XML DOM
Getting Started | Reading XML Data | Working with Nodes | Creating and Modifying XML | Dealing with Errors

Expert XML
Getting Started | Reading XML with XmlReader | Writing XML with XmlWriter | Searching XML with XPath

Printers and Printing
The PrintDocument Class | The PageSettings Class | The PrinterSettings Class | Working with Print-Related Controls | A More Complex Report

Securing Windows Applications
Security in the .NET Framework | Code Access Security | Checking For Permissions | Role Based Security | Security and ClickOnce Deployment | Strong-Named Assemblies

Building Setup Applications
Windows Installer Deployment | Creating a Setup Project | Customizing a Setup Project

Attributes and Reflection
Introducing Attributes | Creating and Using Custom Attributes | Introducing Reflection | Using Reflection to Perform Late Binding

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