Windows Server 2008 R2 Dev Session 03

Windows Server ® 2008 R2: Web and Enterprise Solutions
Clint Edmonson
Architect Evangelist
clinted@microsoft.com

Agenda
The Web Platform

Extensions and the IIS7.x extensibility model

Web Platform Tools

IIS7.x Extensions: A Growing Collection!http://www.iis.net/extensions
Database Manager
WebDav
Web Platform Installer
URL Rewriter
Application Request Router
Remote Manager
PowerShell™ Snap-in
FTP Server
Web Deployment Tool
Admin Pack
Media Services
Dynamic IP Restrictions

IIS with Windows Server 2008 R2Enhancing the IIS Feature Set
Extensions
add further
functionality
IIS Extensions
Extensions
add further
functionality
IIS 7.0 Platform
IIS Extensions
Some extensions
integrated
Enhanced IIS 7.5 Platform

IIS7.x ArchitectureTotal Extensibility
Componentized Server
Pluggable modular functionality
Small generic request pipeline
Enables
Lightweight servers
Custom / specialized servers

IIS7.x + ASP.NETService and Application Extensibility
Classic Mode
For compatibility
Integrated Mode (integrated pipeline)
Can process all requests
Enhanced functionality
Higher fidelity notifications

IIS Extensions
Write Your Own IIS Extension
demo

Agenda
Web Platform Tools

Web application deployment just got easier!

The Web Platform

Web Deployment Story
Copy Web
Publish Web
Web Application
Server
Dev Box

Web Deployment With the Web Platform Installer
Dev Environment
Server Environment
MS DEPLOY

Web Packaging
The New Web Platform Installer
demo

Demo: New Web Platform Installer

Preparing Your Web Application
The submission process is simple, but you need to adhere to a few principles…
Be current
Be free of charge
Be compatible
Be deployable
Be supported
Be hostable
Be inclusive
Be safe

The Manifest.xml File
This file includes information about what is in the package
<MSDeploy.iisApp> <iisApp path="application" /> </MSDeploy.iisApp>

The Parameters.xml File

The fields in the XML file represent fields that will be presented to the user to obtain input
These fields can be anything your app requires (name of DB, usernames, passwords, etc.)

Web Gallery Deployment
How to Package Your Web Application
demo

Agenda
Extreme Web Services

When small, fast, and near-the-metal really count!

Web Platform Tools
The Web Platform

Web Services Refresher
Client
Web Service
Endpoint
Endpoint
A
B
C
A
B
C
Endpoint
Service Proxy
A
B
C
Endpoint
Code Generator
A
B
C
WSDL
Service Host
Code
Generator
XSD

Windows Web Services API Layers
Your Application Code
Service Model
Channel Layer
Async Context
Errors
Heap
XML Layer
Network I/O

Common Web Service ScenarioHow to Expose Legacy Native-code Services?
End-Users of the Product
Client in Native Code
Rich Client in Managed Code
Web Client
Web Service
Computational Engine in Native Code

Solution 1Use WCF to Build Service Interface
WCF Service Host
Service Client using WCF
WCF Service
Service Client using WWSAPI
Sort DLL

Solution 2Use WWSAPI to Build Interface
WCF Service Host
Using WWSAPI
Service Client using WCF
WCF Service
Service Client using WWSAPI
Sort DLL

Windows Web Services API
When You Need That One Solution…
demo

Learn More About Windows Server 2008 R2
Resources

The Web Platform
http://www.iis.net
Web Development Tools Team Blog
http://blogs.msdn.com/webdevtools
Web Development Tips & Tricks Blog
p://blogs.msdn.com/webdevelopertips
ASP.NET Home
http://www.asp.net
ASP.NET on CodePlex
http://www.codeplex.com/aspnet

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