Course # 150 Outline
Developing Web Based Applications Including Scripting, Active Server Pages, Cookies, Components and Database Access
Duration: 8 weeks (48 hours) Cost: $2,495 + GST

Module 1 - Web Development Foundation

This module covers the basics of developing interactive Web based applications using the new Microsoft tools and HTML.

Topics include:

Internet Terminology and the Web, HTML 4
Web Development Software Choices
Document Formatting Tags , Hyperlinks,
Using Graphics in Your Web Pages
Creating Tables, Using Frames , HTML
Forms
Using the FrontPage to layout your pages
Working with the FrontPage Editor
Using Themes and Styles
Creating Tables, Frames with FrontPage
Creating Data Entry Forms, Adding
Multimedia
FrontPage Server Extensions & Advanced
HTML

Module 2 - Visual InterDev 6, Java Script, VB Script and Active Server Pages (ASP)

This module covers Visual InterDev development in depth including scripting languages choices, Active Server Pages and introduces data base access in Web applications.

Topics include:

Visual InterDev 6.0 Integrated Development
Creating a Web Project , Creating Site
Diagrams
Scripting choices, Beyond Static HTML
JavaScript and VB Script
Where Do You Put Your Scripts?
Procedures, Variables, Constants, Arrays,
Flow
Scripting using Objects and Events
The Browser Object Model
JavaScript Objects, Form Validation
Scripting ActiveX and Java
Dynamic HTML and Cascading Style
Sheets
Active Server Pages (ASP), Client vs.
Server-Side
Programming ASP Request and Response
Objects
Reading and Writing Cookies. Using
Global.asa
Programming ASP Session and Application
Objects
Creating a Data-Driven Table using the
Recordset and Grid Controls
ASP vs. DHTML

Module 3 - Advanced Database Access and
Windows DNA Development using
Visual Interdev 6

This module covers Visual InterDev development and accessing databases from Web pages; including using Active Data Onjects (ADO), Active Server Pages and developing and implementing reusable components following Microsoft's DNA architecture.

Topics include:

ASP Server Objects, ASP Server-Side
Components
ActiveX Data Objects (ADO)
The Data Environment, Data Connections
The Connection Object, The Recordset
Object
Updating Recordset Data , Multiple
Resultset Recordsets, Error Handling
Query Designer , Database Designer
ADO Command Objects and Stored
Procedures
Using Stored Procedures, Passing
Parameters
The Scripting Object Model
Creating Data Entry Forms
Client versus Server-Side Scripting
Debugging Web Applications
Implementing Source Code Control
Web Security, Policy and Technology
Secure Windows NT Server and Internet
Information Server (IIS) Security,
Authentication
Extending ASP Pages with Custom
ActiveX Servers
In Process vs Out of Process Servers
Creating and using ActiveX Server
Components
Creating Scalable Web Applications
Understanding Microsoft DNA and Multi-
Tier Architectures, Using Microsoft
Transaction Server
Deploying Your Web Application