• Introduction to “NetWeaver” o What is NetWeaver o Components of NetWeaver • SAP Education’s structure • Overview of Exchange Infrastructure (XI) o Integration Challenges o Mission of XI o XI for Collaboration o Advantages of XI o Openness & Interoperability of XI • Technical components of XI o XI Architecture – Component Overview o Integration Builder Overview o System Landscape Overview o Runtime Overview o Value added WebServices o Key Functionality of XI • XML Overview o Introduction to XML, XSL, XSD, DTD o Uses of SAX, DOM o General uses of XML • Exercise - Installing Client tools	• Installation Concepts o Pre-requisites of XI Installation o High-level Installation steps o Overview of Configuration • System Landscape Directory o Purpose of SLD o Content types of SLD o Software Components Descriptions o Technical Systems in SLD o Business Systems in SLD • Exercise 1 & 2 – SLD • XI Tools – Overview & Details o Pre-requisites of client tools o Clients tools of XI o Installation of client tools (if necessary) • Integration Repository o Overview o Objects and their roles in Integration Scenario o Use of Web Standards o Proxy functionality of XI o Mapping overview o Business Processes overview o Import Object Functionality • Integration Directory o High level – Objects required to build an Integration scenario • Exercise 3 – Integration Scenario o Use of File Adapter – Legacy systems Integration o Use of Asynchronous Communication
	• Integration Directory o Configuration Activities o Task areas of Configuration o Collaboration Profiles o Logical Routing o Collaboration Agreements o End-to-End Scenario Configuration • Exercise 4 – J2EE & .net Integration o Use of HTTP & Mail Adapters	• Configuring SAP R/3 & XI for integration o ALE Distribution Model o RFC Destination o Port and Partner Profiles • Integration Server – Runtime o Concepts of XI Messaging o Integration Engine – Pipeline o Monitoring Capabilities of XI o XI-SOAP Format o Caching Capabilities of XI • Exercise 5 –Integration Scenario o File Content Conversion & Use of FTP • Exercise 6 – SAP R/3 Integration o Use of IDoc Adapter o Use of Mapping
	• Runtime Work bench o Purpose o Capabilities o Monitor Messages, Performance & Components o End-to-End Monitoring o Alert Capabilities • Configuring SAP R/3 & XI for integration o R/3 Configuration to work with XI o RFC Send Adapter Configuration o RFC Receiver Adapter Configuration • Exercise 7 – SAP R/3 Integration o Use of RFC Adapter o Use of Synchronous Communication & Mapping	• Web Services o Overview o Usage and Client tools o Proxy generation • Exercise 8 – B2B Integration Scenario o Use of SOAP Adapter o Stock Quotes Web Services • Adapter Framework o Architecture o Adapter Engine o Adapter Installations o Adapter Types o Partner Connectivity Kit o Configuration of Adapter • Exercise 9 – B2B Integration Scenario o Use of SOAP Adapter o Google Web Services
	• Working with RDBMS systems o Requirements o Best Practices • Server Administration o XI Components in Java & ABAP Stack o Manage Logs in J2EE o Tracing & Logging o Troubleshooting • Security o User Management Security o Built-in Users & Roles o Message Level Security o Channel Level Security o J2EE Key store • Exercise 10 – RDBMS Systems Integration o Use of JDBC Adapter	• Advanced Mapping o Overview of XSLT, Java & ABAP Mapping o Use of Mapping functions o Mapping Templates • Exercise 10 – Advanced Mapping o Use of Mapping Templates o Use of Custom Java Functions • B2B Standards o Industry Scenarios o Configuration Objects o SAP Business Packages for Industry • Transport Setup o Configuration o Simulation - Demo
	• Business Process Management o Need for BPM o Integration Process o Business Process Configuration o Runtime Aspects of BPM • SAP XI Developer Consultant Certification o Logistics o Certification Pattern o Tips for Preparation • Exercise 11 – Cross Component   Business Process    Management o Simple Scenario Introducing ccBPM	• Overview of XI’s Change Management    Capabilities • Summarized view of Exchange Infrastructure • Additional topic as identified • Exercise 12 – Cross Component Business    Process    Management o Synchronous to Asynchronous Bridge in ccBPM

Microsoft’s  ASP.Net initiative provides a unified Web development platform that offers the tools and technologies necessary for developers to build enterprise-class Web applications. It also provides a new programming model and infrastructure that enables a powerful new class of Web services.

Our .Net Training Program is designed to provide you the answers to these and many other questions. This course is the ideal place to start your journey into the brave new world of ASP.Net Web application development. The course will be covered in 60+ hours.

This course presents a hands-on, in-depth view of the ASP.Net (1.1 & 2.0) programming model and its broad set of new features. You will gain experience with the .NET Framework, which include a fully managed, protected, and feature-rich application execution environment, simplified development and deployment, and seamless integration with a wide variety of languages. You will learn about many new ASP.Net features such as Web forms, validators, server side controls, session management, data access, Web security, and you'll understand how to harness the power of Web services. Course will be given a batch of not more than 8 employees. Please check with our office on the schedule.

You will walk away from this training program with the experience and the skills necessary to successfully design, build, deploy, and run distributed ASP.Net (1.1 & 2.0)  applications.

ASP .NET/VB .NET Web Development Training Highlights

 Throughout this course, you develop a complete application from the ground up using Visual Basic .NET and the .NET Framework. Exercises include:

• Writing applications using Visual Basic .NET language constructs

•   Testing and debugging Visual Basic .NET applications

•   Planning and modeling applications and database structures

•  Leveraging Visual Studio .NET tools for rapid application development

•  Saving data to the file system and relational databases

•  Programming ASP.NET Web applications with VisualStudio 2005 & SQLServer 2005

COURSE CONTENTS

• The .Net fundamentals
• Code Behind Classes
• Web Forms Design
• HTML Controls and Web Controls
• Data Binding and ADO.Net
• User Controls 
• Session State Management
• Generic Form Templates
• Data Caching and Page Caching
• Creating Web Services
• Error Handling, Tracing, and Debugging
• Web Security
• XML based Configuration

 THE TRAINING PLAN

Mapping application features to programming code

•  Reading a requirements document

•  Blueprinting an application

Constructing the three logical layers

•  Presentation

•  Business

• Data

• Modeling  Web application user interfaces

•  Planning data storage requirements

Managing business solutions

• Integrating projects

• Setting project properties and references

•  Adding files, folders and code

Exploiting Visual Studio .NET tools

•  Solution Explorer

• Toolbox

• Server Explorer

•  Properties window

•  Code editor/IntelliSense

•  Help system

Coding classes

• Adding public and private attributes

• Setting and getting attributes

• Initializing objects with constructors

The role of the business class

•  Encapsulating functionality with methods

•  Self validation and object persistence

Saving data on the file system

• Retrieving directory and file information

• Opening and saving files to the file system

•  Simplifying file storage with serialization

 Creating the Web site

• Virtual directories

• Web applications

•  Web pages

• Hyperlinks

Processing Web Forms

• Displaying data

• Validating and saving user changes

 Relational database concepts

• Employing databases for fast, efficient storage

• Select, insert, update and delete query syntax

Creating a SQL Server database

• Adding tables, fields and indexes

• Defining primary and foreign key relationships.

• Write SQL statements and stored procedures

Accessing the database with ADO.NET

• Connecting to the database and running SQL commands

• Storing user changes

•  Displaying existing records

• Introduction to Brio/Hyperion enterprise family of products
• Basics of Brio/Hyperion Designer/Explorer
• Database connectivity
• Executing query, importing SQL, Sorting data, applying limits
• Calculations, Results, Pivots, Charts
• Report Designer

• EIS, Java Scripting, Building dash boards
• Introduction to Hyperion Performance Suite/Hyperion Foundation
• Introduction to Browse/Administration/Job Manager/View Manager/Personnel Pages modules
• Publishing reports, Scheduling reports, publishing jobs
• Creating users/groups

• Relational Database Management System & Concepts
• Basics of SQL - the relational language
• Client Server technology
• Components and Concepts
• Introduction to GUI Tools
• Introduction to different objects in UDB server
• Programming techniques in UDB Server
  
  2nd Week :
  
  
• Installation of UDB server and clients
• Creating Instances
• Creating Database Objects
• Using the Command Line Processor
• DB2 Connect Client/Server Environment
  
  3rd Week :
  
  
• Data Placement
• Data Management
• Backup and Restore techniques
• Concurrency
  
  4th Week :
  
  
• Performance and Problem Determination Tools Introduction
• Application Alternatives
• Administering Application Programs
• Security
• Distributed Application Development and Bind
• Considerations for Multi-Database Access
• Complex sub-queries and application consideration
• User-defined types, and user defined functions

           1st Week :

• Relational Database Management System & Concepts .
• Client Server technology .
• Introduction to SQL Server and connectivity to front end.
• Introduction to different tools & wizards in SQL Server .
• Introduction to different objects in SQL server.
• Programming techniques in SQL Server .
  
  2nd Week :
  
  
• Installation & SQL server and clients .
• Database and Devices Management .
• Backup and Restore techniques .
• Data transferring methods .
  
  3rd Week :
  
  
• Security Management.
• Integration with NT .
• Windows NT Administration concepts.
  
  4th Week :
  
  
• Performance monitoring & tuning .
• Replication .
• Trouble shooting .
• Advanced SQL Server 7.0 features .
• Introduction to SQL Server 2000
  
  

• Introduction to Data-warehousing and Cognos
• Impromptu6.0 Ad-hoc Reporting
• Impromptu basics, the interface and on-line help
• Introduction to an Impromptu Catalog and Reports.
• Using the Impromptu Wizard.
• Performing the Summary calculations
• Exploring the Frame Properties
  
  2nd Week :
  
  
• Impromptu6.0 Advanced Ad-hoc reporting
• Reporting with hotfiles
• Impromptu6.0 Catalog and Query Administration
• The role of Impromptu Administrator.
• Powerplay6.5 Fundamentals of Multidimensional Analysis
• Introduction to multidimensional Data Analysis,
• Features and Comments.
  
  3rd Week :
  
  
• Data Exploration with drill-through to Impromptu and PowerPlay.
• Building Multidimensioanl Information Systems Using PowerPlay .
• Introduction to multidimensional technology: Features and Concepts.
• Cube Maintenance
• IPitfalls and work around for the Powerplay Administrator