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Microsoft .NET Applications for the iSeries - (DNET) |
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Introduction
Remarkably
easy to learn and use
One of the quickest and most effective ways to modernize your iSeries
applications is to create web and windows front-ends built using the
Microsoft .NET framework. There's no need to scrap your iSeries investment,
you can use the DB2 UDB database on the iSeries. Compared to some
of the other modernization technologies, you'll find that the programming
languages and tools used with Microsoft .NET are remarkably easy to
learn and use effectively.
In this
all new course, you'll quickly get up-to-speed with the tools, programming
languages and development techniques that will let you create database
driven applications in just a few short hours. Instead of spending
a lot of time on boring examples that don't address business needs,
you'll start creating database access code in your very first program.
As you
create and run the programs, you'll quickly become familiar with the
Microsoft Visual Studio development environment. Prior experience
is not required; we'll show you exactly what you need to do to get
your programs working. As soon as you complete one program, you'll
use it as the basis for the next. With each program you complete,
your skill and confidence will increase. You'll find that developing
iSeries applications using VB.NET is a comfortable and rewarding way
to program, and is an excellent complement to your current RPG skills. |
Here's
is what you will learn:
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How
to work in the Visual Studio development environment with solutions,
projects, modules and other code files
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How to work with the code editor and use its built-in shortcuts
to help you write bug-free code
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How to start and stop programs, and more importantly, how to set
and use breakpoints in your programs
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How to use the IBM OLE DB Provider or the IBM DB2 .NET Provider
to connect to your iSeries database
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How to quickly identify and resolve connection problems so that
you can access your iSeries database
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How to handle exceptions and how to obtain detailed error information
to pinpoint run-time problems
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Quick and easy techniques to develop test programs that display
data...you'll be amazed at how quickly you can start seeing results,
and pleased with how you can easily migrate code from your test
programs to useful applications for production
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Quick and easy techniques to develop test programs that display
data...you'll be amazed at how quickly you can start seeing results,
and pleased with how you can easily migrate code from your test
programs to useful applications for production
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How to use the iSeries Navigator tools to develop and test SQL,
including stored procedures, and how to easily retrieve and modify
the source code of an iSeries SQL stored procedure
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How to create a simple web application in minutes that will use
your SQL statements to retrieve and display iSeries data...use
this technique to create prototype web applications in minutes
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Reduce the impact on your system resources from Query/400 queries.
Easy techniques to create web forms to display and update iSeries
data...you'll also learn how to link list type web displays to
detail displays, to get the full functionality of subfile/detail
type programming in your web applications.
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There's
more . . .
Plus hundreds of other tips, techniques and examples that will help
you learn how to work with Visual Studio, VB.NET, SQL...and without
making a big issue about it, you'll find yourself becoming comfortable
with object oriented programming terms, techniques and practices as
you work effectively with one of the most modern object oriented development
environments .
This training works! Recently, a group of iSeries RPG programmers
put this training to the test. Most of them had never used Microsoft
Visual Studio before or had any experience with Visual Basic. Within
the first hour, they all had database driven applications up and running.
Best of all, they knew what they were doing, and quickly worked through
the material. By the end of the day, everybody agreed that the programming
environment and VB.NET were effective tools for developing database
driven web applications for the iSeries.
You
too can have the same rewarding experience. Once you see first-hand
what you can do, you'll be ready to put your newly acquired skills
and understanding to use. Many businesses are actively looking for
development tools that will let them take advantage of their existing
skill set, but provide them with powerful development options that
don't take months to learn. By completing this training, you'll have
an excellent understanding of the .NET option and how it can be used
with your iSeries.
Prerequisites
(Required Hardware, Software and Skill Level)
AS/400, iSeries or i5 server running OS/400 V5R1, V5R2, V5R3
or later
Client Access Express V5R1M0 or iSeries Access V5R2M0 or iSeries
Access V5R3M0 or later
Important
note: even if your installation has not licensed iSeries
Access from IBM, you still have access to the database components
that are used in this course. IBM provides those important
options free of charge to all OS/400 licensees.
- (optional) DB2 Query Manager and SQL Developer's Kit (5722-ST1)
- (optional, required for stored procedures examples) iSeries
Navigator installed on your PC
One
of the following Microsoft development environments:
2005 Edition
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET v2005 (any edition)
2003
Edition
Microsoft Visual Basic .NET v2003
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET v2003 (any edition)
PC
Operating System: (one of the following installed on your
development PC)
Windows 2000 Professional - Windows 2000 Server - Windows
2000 Advanced Server - Windows XP Professional
Windows 2003 Server
Note: Windows XP Home Edition can be used for the first several
chapters of this course, but you will not be able to develop
and run web applications in Visual Studio .NET when using
Windows XP Home Edition. This is a Microsoft limitation.
Important
Note: You must obtain and install all required software
for your iSeries and PC development environment. We do not
and cannot provide copies of IBM or Microsoft software for
your use.
Skill
level: Some experience with computer programming and database.
Any RPG programmer with 1 or more years of experience will
be able to successfully complete this course. This course
is not intended for end-users or for novice programmers. The
course material provides an introduction to using Microsoft
.NET technologies, with an emphasis on Console applications,
web forms and ADO.NET techniques. Programmers who already
have extensive Microsoft .NET experience will already be familiar
with most of the material presented in this course.
Completion Time: Approximatelly 8 - 10 hours
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