Visual Studio 2008 & .Net 3.5

Visual Studio 2008 & .NET 3.5

The Driving Forces for Change

Competition

Security Regulatory Compliance

End User Productivity

AgilityCost

Reduction andOutsourcing

CustomerConnection

Business Resultsand New Value

TechnologyChange

No Company Is An Island

Customers

Suppliers Employees

Partners

Suppliers

Suppliers

Employees

Customers

Partners Partners

It Is Business Processes and People That Knit The Participants and Capabilities Together

Software Drives Business Value

Neil Hutson

Software and the ecosystem that the audeince create is driving the business value within organisations. THis is split into first areas of focus, information, relationshops, process, people and business processFor msft, we have focused our software business to reflex this, through a focus on Application Develoeprs, Informatgion workers and IT Pros

Context for Software Development

Civil Engineering

Design risks are low

Design cost is small relative to build cost Opportunity to deliver incremental value is rare

Software Engineering

Design can evolve as lessons are learnedDesign and build costs are relatively equalDelivering incremental value is beneficial

Project Managers

ALM Key Roles

Business Analysts

Architects

UI Designers

DBAs

DevelopersTesters

Operations

Development Executives

Requirements ManagementQoS ManagementRequirements Analysis

Architecture ModelingAnalysis and DesignDesign for Deployment

UI DesignUI PrototypingUI Flow Modeling

Database DesignDatabase Source ControlDatabase Test Data Gen

Code AnalysisUnit TestingVersion Control

Test Case ManagementManual TestingLoad TestingAutomated Testing

Customer SupportInfrastructure ArchitectureInfrastructure Deployment

Portfolio ManagementProject OrganizationStakeholder Communication

Project PlanningTask AssignmentBug Tracking

.NET…..

.NET Namespaces…..

How things work ….




Release History

What is .NET – Industry ViewSoftware that connects people, information and devices

Why .NET?

Interoperability between languages and execution environments Uniformity in schema or formats for Data Exchange using XML, XSLExtend or use existing code that is validProgramming complexity of environment is reduced

The .NET Framework Design Goals

Component Development for the Internet"Cross-Language Development”

Inheritance, Debugging, Exception handlingReliability and SecuritySimple Development and DeploymentDevice-agnostic

Components of the Framework

OSOSCommon Language Runtime (CLR)Common Language Runtime (CLR)

Base Class Library (BCL)Base Class Library (BCL)

ADO .NET and XMLADO .NET and XML

ASP.NETASP.NETWeb Services Web FormsWeb Services Web Forms

WindowsWindowsFormsForms

Common Language Specifications (CLS)

VB C++ C# J# … Visual Studio .NET

Visual Studio .NET

.NET Framework Libraries

Visual Studio.NETVB C++ C# JScript J#Common Language Specification/ Intermediate LanguageASP.NETWeb Forms Web

ServicesMobile Internet Toolkit

WindowsForms

ADO.NET and XMLBase Class Library

Swing

Java Foundation Class (JFC)JDBC / XML SAX&DOM Parser

JDK

, BlueJ, JD

eveloper, JB

uilder, WebSphere

Studio, Forte, Visual

Café, etc.Java Programming LanguageJava Byte Code

Java ServletJSP / JavaBean

Common Language RuntimeJava Virtual MachineOperating System

Mapping J2EE to .NET Framework

Common Language Runtime

Common Type SystemMetadataExecution Engine

Common Language Runtime

Class Loader

MSIL to NativeCompilers (JIT)

CodeManager

GarbageCollector (GC)

Security Engine Debug Engine

Type Checker Exception Manager

Thread Support COM Marshaler

Base Class Library Support

Intermediate Language (IL)

VBVB VCVC ...... ScriptScript

ILILNativeNativeCodeCode

““Econo-JITEcono-JITCompilerCompiler

Standard JITStandard JITCompilerCompiler

NativeNativeCodeCode

Install timeInstall timeCode GenCode Gen

Common Language RuntimeCommon Language Runtime

Assembly Assembly Language Language of CLRof CLR

Code is Code is never never interpretedinterpreted

JIT Compilation and Runtime

Source Code .cs

Compiler.exe

MSILMSIL containing .NET Assembly

JIT’ter

Enter Title Here

csc.exe(Compile time)

Run time

CLR

Memory

Languages lcc (MS Research Redmond)Mondrian (Utrecht)ML (MS Research Cambridge)Mercury (Melbourne U.) Oberon (Zurich University)Oz (Univ of Saarlandes)PerlPythonScheme (Northwestern U.)SmallTalk

Ada APL Basic (Visual Basic) C# C C++ J# COBOL Component Pascal

(Queensland Univ of Tech)

ECMAScript (JScript) Eiffel (Monash University) Haskell

(Utrecht University)

Visual Studio .NETIncreased programming productivity

Easier to write code: drag and drop Web App and Services Development.Fully supports the .NET Framework

Simplified developmentMulti-language supportImproved debuggingUnified IDE

Powerful design toolsWindows Forms, Web FormsXML and component designersConsistent set of tools across languages

Web Web + Silverlight Windows

Platform ASP.net 2.0 ASP.net 3.5* Silverlight 1.0 Silverlight 1.1* WPF 3.0 WPF 3.5*

Execution Location

Web Server + Browser

Web Browser as Plugin

Web Browser as Plugin

in IE or on desktop

in IE/FF or on desktop

Client .Net None None Silverlight .Net 3.0 .Net 3.5*

OS Any Win/Mac Win/Mac Win XP or Greater

Win XP or Greater

Client Enablers HTML + AJAX + Media, Vectors, Animations

+ UI Controls, Panels, .Net code

+ 3D, GPU, Controls, Panels, Documents

+ NetFx 3.5

Markup Model .aspx .xaml .xaml .xaml

Programming Model

.aspx.vb/.cs .js .xaml.vb/.cs.xaml.rb/.py

.xaml.vb/.cs

Dev Tools VS 2005 VS 2005VS 2008*

VS 2005 +VS 2008* +*

VS 2005+VS 2008* +*

VS2005 +*VS2008*

VS2008*

Designer Tools Frontpage ExpWeb 1.0 ExpDesign 1.0ExpBlend 2.0*ExpMedia 2.0*

ExpDesign 1ExpBlend 2*ExpMedia 2*

ExpDesign 1ExpBlend 1

ExpDesign 1ExpBlend 1

.NET n-Tier Application ArchitecturePresentation Tier

DataConnection

DataConnection

DataAdapter

DataAdapter

Data Set

InternetIntranet

Web FormBrowser

Window Form

Data Set

Web Form

Business Tier: ASP.NET or Web Services

Business to Business

Data TierDatabase

XML

XML

HTML

What does MSIL look like?ILDASM.exe

Developing Applications ….Console based Application – Demo 1Window based Application – Demo 2Developing Custom Controls – Demo 3Playing with XML Documents – Demo 4Playing with Text Files – Demo 5Data Access – Demo 6Windows Application Deployment – Demo 7

Your Task …Design & Develop a VB9 Application which does the following:

Read Data from Text File & Prints (User Name, other details) on Windows FormDesign a Control which takes input from a Textbox and on Button Click Adds up value to the Combobox, Textbox only allows Names to be inserted, no numeric dataDesign a Data Entry Form for Student Table which allows to View, Edit, Update & Delete records. (This form should be automatically generated)Manually Design an XML Document and when the Close Button is hit the application should enter Username and Current Timestamp in to that file.

If you are done with the above and think its easy then do the following, else keep trying

1) Student DB should have images in it and they should be displayed on form2) Generate the XML file with the schema on the fly plus also define its schema and validate it

as well

For the above there will be NO HELP in this workshop and will be treated as an assignment..

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