Visual Studio .NET Introduction

1 day

Overview

In this course, you learn how to work with the IDE Windows in Visual Studio.NET to create the different .NET project types.

Prerequisites

To ensure your success, we recommend you first take the following Systematix course or have equivalent knowledge .NET Framework Introduction

Benefits

Learning how to use the Visual Studio.NET environment is the first step to creating .NET applications. By using the various wizards and features of Visual Studio.NET, you are able to create the different project types more quickly and efficiently than coding everything by hand.

Target student

Anyone interested in Visual Studio.NET either with or without previous Visual Studio experience.

What's next

This is the second course in this series. Visual Basic .NET Introduction or Visual C# .NET Introduction are the next courses in this series.

Creating a Windows Forms Project

Set up the Work Environment
Set up a Windows Forms Project
Arrange the Tool Windows
Set General Preferences
Add Controls
Set Form and Control Properties
Add Code Using the Code Editor
Resolve Errors

Interacting With a Database in a Windows Forms Project

Configure a Data Adapter Using the Data Adapter Configuration Wizard
Generate a Dataset
Display Data from a Database in a Windows Forms Project
Manipulate Data in a Windows Forms Project Using a DataGrid
Add a Windows Form Page to a Windows Forms Project
Create and Display a Data Report Using the Standard Report Expert
Deploy a Windows Forms Project

Creating a Web Forms Project

Set up a Web Forms Project
Add Form Controls to a Web Forms Project
Use Code-Behind in a Web Form
Display Data from a Database in a Web Page Using a DataGrid
Edit an Existing XML Page Using the XML Editor

Creating a Web Services Project

Develop a Web Services Project
Access a Web Service from a Web Forms Project
Delete, Exclude, or Remove Solution, Project, or Folder Items