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TS:70-528 Certification
Posts/Articles to learn ASP.NET
I've written several
ASP.NET based posts/articles
that you will find useful in general when dealing with ASP.NET, but I'll try to pick from them and list below ones that are specifically useful for passing the MSTS:70-528 exam.
For more information about the exam -- specifically --see
this
page.
A crash course in ASP.NET Themes
Here's a post summarizing how ASP.NET Themes work.
See: Ch.9/L.2.
A crash course in ASP.NET MasterPages/ContentPages
Here's a quick summary of what you need to know about ASP.NET 2.0's MasterPage architecture.
See: Ch.9/L.1
A quick post on creating Static Connections between WebParts
A short post on how to make static connections between WebParts.
See: Ch.9/L.3.
A crash course in Globalization and Localization
Hopefully everything you'll ever need to know about Globalization/Localization in ASP.NET.
See: Ch.10/L.1.
A crash course in ASP.NET Authentication, Authorization, Roles
Here's a crashcourse in website authentication, and authorization -- including roles.
See: Ch.11/L.2.
How to Impersonate an authenticated WindowsUser
Not a long post/article, but a short & relevent post.
See: Ch.11/L.2.
A crash course in using the Mobile DeviceSpecific declarative syntax.
A short post demontrating how to use the DeviceSpecific syntax in order to different renderings based on filters.
See: Ch.12/L.1.
A crash course in creating custom PerformanceCounters within your software
A short post demonstrating how to add custom PerformanceCounters of your choosing to your software, so that SysAdmin's can monitor your software with PerfMon.
See Ch.13/L.2
A crash course in using PerfMon to monitor system and custom PerformanceCounters
You can add performance counters to your applications -- but it assumes you know how to use PerfMon effectively in order to analyse the results.
This is tutorial on PerfMon only (putting Custom PerformanceCounters into your software is a different article).
See: Ch.13/L.2.
A crash course in ASP.NET Themes
Here's a post summarizing how ASP.NET Themes work.
See: Ch.9/L.2.
A crash course in ASP.NET MasterPages/ContentPages
Here's a quick summary of what you need to know about ASP.NET 2.0's MasterPage architecture.
See: Ch.9/L.1
A quick post on creating Static Connections between WebParts
A short post on how to make static connections between WebParts.
See: Ch.9/L.3.
A crash course in Globalization and Localization
Hopefully everything you'll ever need to know about Globalization/Localization in ASP.NET.
See: Ch.10/L.1.
A crash course in ASP.NET Authentication, Authorization, Roles
Here's a crashcourse in website authentication, and authorization -- including roles.
See: Ch.11/L.2.
How to Impersonate an authenticated WindowsUser
Not a long post/article, but a short & relevent post.
See: Ch.11/L.2.
A crash course in using the Mobile DeviceSpecific declarative syntax.
A short post demontrating how to use the DeviceSpecific syntax in order to different renderings based on filters.
See: Ch.12/L.1.
A crash course in creating custom PerformanceCounters within your software
A short post demonstrating how to add custom PerformanceCounters of your choosing to your software, so that SysAdmin's can monitor your software with PerfMon.
See Ch.13/L.2
A crash course in using PerfMon to monitor system and custom PerformanceCounters
You can add performance counters to your applications -- but it assumes you know how to use PerfMon effectively in order to analyse the results.
This is tutorial on PerfMon only (putting Custom PerformanceCounters into your software is a different article).
See: Ch.13/L.2.
Links
Microsoft Landing Page for Exam 70-528
The official landing page for the exam.
Microsoft Landing Page for Exam 70-528
The official landing page for the exam.
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