Working with XML Configuration and HTTP Handlers

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Familiarity with the programming languages used in Visual Studio .NET

• Describe XML and the Document Type Definition
• Explain namespaces and schemas
• Convert data to XML
• Bind data with XML documents
• Describe the ASP.NET configuration system
• Explain the various configuration settings in ASP.NET
• Describe HTTP handlers
• Create HTTP handlers

• Getting Familiar with XML
• Document Type Definition
• XML Namespaces and Schemas
• XSL/T and the DOM
• Converting Data to XML
• Data Binding with XML Documents
• ASP.NET Configuration
• Configuring httpRuntime and appSettings
• Configuring compilation, customErrors and trace
• Configuring sessionState
• Configuring authentication and authorization
• Configuring httpHandlers and globalization
• Understanding HTTP Handlers
• Creating HTTP Handlers
• Building Custom HTTP Handlers

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• Exercises -- try it out
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• Printable Exercises - PDF downloadable files
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