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MCPD 70-519 Exam Ref: Designing and Developing Web Applications Using Microsoft® .NET Framework 4

Name: MCPD 70-519 Exam Ref: Designing and Developing Web Applications Using Microsoft® .NET Framework 4
Author: Tony Northrup
ISBN: 9780735664814

by Tony Northrup

October 2011

Intermediate to advanced

304 pages

7h 48m

English

Microsoft Press

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Dedication
Introduction
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Preparing for the Exam
1. Designing the Application Architecture
Objective 1.1: Plan the Division of Application LogicChoosing Between the Client Side and Server SidePartitioning According to Separation of ConcernsClassic ASPASP.NETASP.NET MVCPlanning for Long-Running ProcessesDesigning a Webpage for a Long-Running ProcessDesigning a Web Service for a Long-Running ProcessObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 1.2: Analyze Requirements and Recommend a System TopologyDesigning a System TopologyDesigning Interactions Between ApplicationsMapping the Logical Design to the Physical ImplementationValidating Nonfunctional Requirements and Cross-Cutting ConcernsEvaluating Baseline NeedsObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 1.3: Choose Appropriate Client-Side TechnologiesUsing Client-Side Scripting LanguagesClient-Side LibrariesDelivering Libraries with a CDNUsing Rich Client-Side Plug-insObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 1.4: Choose Appropriate Server-Side TechnologiesChoosing Between Different Control TypesHTML ControlsServer ControlsUser ControlsWeb PartsCustom Server ControlsDynamic Data ControlsUsing Partial Classes and MethodsAccessing Server Methods from Client CodeObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 1.5: Design State ManagementUsing Application StateUsing the Cache ObjectEvaluating User State TechnologiesUsing Session StateTracking Session on the ClientStoring Session on the ServerCreating Custom Page State PersistersObjective SummaryObjective ReviewChapter SummaryAnswersObjective 1.1: ReviewObjective 1.1: Thought ExperimentObjective 1.2: ReviewObjective 1.2: Thought ExperimentObjective 1.3: ReviewObjective 1.3: Thought ExperimentObjective 1.4: ReviewObjective 1.4: Thought ExperimentObjective 1.5: ReviewObjective 1.5: Thought Experiment
2. Designing the User Experience
Objective 2.1: Design the Site StructureDesigning Application SegmentationUsing Style SheetsUsing ThemesConfiguring the Routing EngineObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 2.2: Plan for Cross-Browser and/or Form FactorsEvaluating the Impact of FeaturesDeciding When to Apply the Browsers FileExamining User Agents and Browser CapabilitiesIdentifying Structural ApproachesObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 2.3: Plan for GlobalizationHandling Language and Culture PreferencesDesigning to Support Cultural PreferencesChoosing Between CurrentCulture and CurrentUICultureDisplaying Text for Differing CulturesTranslating Web ApplicationsHandling Unicode DataObjective SummaryObjective ReviewChapter SummaryAnswersObjective 2.1: ReviewObjective 2.1: Thought ExperimentObjective 2.2: ReviewObjective 2.2: Thought ExperimentObjective 2.3: ReviewObjective 2.3: Thought Experiment
3. Designing Data Strategies and Structures
Objective 3.1: Design Data AccessUsing ADO.NETUsing the Entity FrameworkUsing WCF Web ServicesUsing WCF Data ServicesUsing ASP.NET Web ServicesChoosing a Data Access TechnologyObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 3.2: Design Data Presentation and InteractionBinding Server Controls to Data SourcesBinding at Design TimeBinding at RuntimeBinding MVC Views to Data SourcesDisplaying Data in ViewsAllowing Data to be EditedUsing Default Model BindersCreating Custom Model BindersCreating Custom HtmlHelper ExtensionsBinding Client Controls to Data SourcesBinding Using Inline ExpressionsLive BindingTwo-Way Data BindingUpdating Server Data from Client ControlsDataContextAdoNetServiceProxyAdoNetDataContextObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 3.3: Plan for Data ValidationDesigning Data Validation for ASP.NET ApplicationsDesigning Data Validation for MVC ApplicationsValidating Data in the Data ModelValidating Data in the Model BinderValidating Data in ControllersValidating Data in ViewsObjective SummaryObjective ReviewChapter SummaryAnswersObjective 3.1: ReviewObjective 3.1: Thought ExperimentObjective 3.2: ReviewObjective 3.2: Thought ExperimentObjective 3.3: ReviewObjective 3.3: Thought Experiment
4. Designing Security Architecture and Implementation
Objective 4.1: Plan for Operational SecurityPlanning Code Access SecurityUsing Trust LevelsUsing CAS ImperativelyUsing Application DomainsUnderstanding Process IdentityUnderstanding Impersonation and DelegationImpersonating UsersDelegating CredentialsObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 4.2: Design an Authentication and Authorization ModelUsing ASP.NET MembershipImplementing AuthorizationAuthorizing Access with Configuration FilesDeclaratively Requiring Membership RolesImperatively Requiring Membership RolesPlanning Role ManagementStoring PasswordsUsing Authorization ManagerDesigning Trusted SubsystemsObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 4.3: Plan for Minimizing Attack SurfacesHandling User InputThrottling InputFiltering RequestsFiltering Cross-Site Scripting AttacksFiltering Cross-Site Request Forgery AttacksFiltering by Source IP AddressImplementing Custom FilteringUsing SSLObjective SummaryObjective ReviewChapter SummaryAnswersObjective 4.1: ReviewObjective 4.1: Thought ExperimentObjective 4.2: ReviewObjective 4.2: Thought ExperimentObjective 4.3: ReviewObjective 4.3: Thought Experiment
5. Preparing for and Investigating Application Issues
Objective 5.1: Choose a Testing MethodologyUnderstanding Testing MethodologiesUnderstanding Code CoverageTesting the Appropriate LayerObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 5.2: Design an Exception-Handling StrategyDesigning an Exception-Handling StrategyProcessing Unhandled Exceptions in ASP.NETUsing Page_ErrorUsing Page.ErrorPageUsing Application_ErrorUsing the Web.config FileProcessing Unhandled Exceptions in MVC ApplicationsObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 5.3: Recommend an Approach to DebuggingDebugging Complex IssuesDebugging DeadlocksDebugging Memory DumpsDebugging Assembly BindingPerforming a Root-Cause AnalysisAttaching to ProcessesDebugging JavaScriptControlling Debugger DisplaysObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 5.4: Recommend an Approach to Performance IssuesMonitoring ApplicationsLogging TracingCaching Pages and FragmentsObjective SummaryObjective ReviewChapter SummaryAnswersObjective 5.1: ReviewObjective 5.1: Thought ExperimentObjective 5.2: ReviewObjective 5.2: Thought ExperimentObjective 5.3: ReviewObjective 5.3: Thought ExperimentObjective 5.4: ReviewObjective 5.4: Thought Experiment
6. Designing a Deployment Strategy
Objective 6.1: Design a Deployment ProcessUnderstanding Deployment MethodsCreating Web PackagesDeploying Applications with XCopyPublishing Web ApplicationsCreating Windows Installer PackagesPreventing Websites and Applications from Being UpdatedDeploying Applications as a Single AssemblyObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 6.2: Design Configuration ManagementUnderstanding the Configuration HierarchyUsing the ConfigSource AttributeModifying Configuration Files for Different EnvironmentsComparing IIS to the Visual Studio Development ServerConfiguring Application PoolsMigrating Between Different Versions of the .NET FrameworkObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 6.3: Plan for Scalability and ReliabilityScaling Web ApplicationsScaling UpScaling OutMoving to the CloudLoad TestingUsing QueuingPerformance TuningObjective SummaryObjective ReviewObjective 6.4: Design a Health-Monitoring StrategyUnderstanding Health-Monitoring EventsUnderstanding Event ProvidersConfiguring Health MonitoringDesigning a Health-Monitoring StrategyObjective SummaryObjective ReviewChapter SummaryAnswersObjective 6.1 ReviewObjective 6.1 Thought ExperimentObjective 6.2 ReviewObjective 6.2 Thought ExperimentObjective 6.3 ReviewObjective 6.3 Thought ExperimentObjective 6.4 ReviewObjective 6.4 Thought Experiment
A. About the Author

Index
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Overview

Prepare for MCPD Exam 70-519—and help demonstrate your real-world mastery of web application design and development—with this official Microsoft Exam Ref. Written for experienced, MCTS-certified professionals ready to advance their status—this guide focuses on the critical-thinking and decision-making acumen needed for success at the MCPD level. With concise, objective-by-objective reviews, strategic case scenarios, and "Thought Experiments", you get professional-level preparation for the professional-level exam.

Optimize your exam-prep by focusing on the expertise needed to:

Design the application architecture

Choose the right server-side and client-side technologies

Design the user experience

Design data access and presentation

Plan for security

Choose a testing methodology

Plan for scalability and reliability

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