1. .NET Portfolio Library System Delma Hagen Delma.Hagen@SetFocus.com (973) 263-4013

3. User Interface Samples

4. Library Phase II - Windows Business & Data Access tiers

5. Business Layer Code Sample

6. Data Access Code Sample

7. Store Procedure Code Sample

8. Library Phase III - Web Application

9. User Interface Samples

10. Markup Code Sample

11. Code Behind Sample

12. Library Phase IV – Web Service Application

13. Web Service Code sample

14. Web Method Code Sample

15. Secured Remote Invocation Code Sample

16. Certificate Policy Configuration

18. Add Adult Member, Display Adult Information

19. Add Juvenile Member, Display Juvenile Information

20. Check Out an Item

21. Check In an Item

22. .Net 2.0 Multi-tired application

23. Presentation Layer: Windows Forms 2.0

24. Data Access Layer: ADO.Net 2.0

25. Database: SQL Server 2005

26. Techniques used

27. User input validation using error provider, regular expression checking and event handlers

28. Data binding to a data grid control and related manipulation

29. MDI application format

39. Use stored procedures to make database operations more efficient

40. Provide adequate error handling.

41. Use database-programming techniques that provide maximum programming flexibility and control while minimizing resource utilization.

42. Design and Implement your own Business and Data Access tiers

43. Check the item if it is “loan able” and prevent from being checked out if it’s not.

44. Convert juvenile membership to adult member ship when juvenile became and adult

45. Techniques used:

46. Developed stored procedures for the processes (Add Member, Get Member, Check In, Check Out, Get Item, Get Items)

47. Created a Data Access Layer that calls stored procedures and return data or throw errors to Business Layer

49. Data Access Layer Code SampleCheck Out Item

50. Stored ProcedureRenew Member membership

52. Create a web application that supports all the functionality required for Phase I and Phase II of the Library project.

53. When displaying an adult’s information, the application should detect if the card is expired and give the librarian a chance to renew the card.

54. Overdue books, shown in any display must be highlighted.

55. The librarian must be able to enter a new book into the database. If the ISBN already exists in the database, all that is needed is to add a record for a new copy number. If the ISBN does not yet exist in the database, you must add all necessary records for the new ISBN and a new copy number 1 for that ISBN.

56. Use Forms-based authentication and authorization. Only members of the Librarian role must be able to access the web application.

57. Techniques used:

58. Developed a ASP.NET 2.0 Web Application and coded according with the requirements

68. Markup Code SampleAdd Juvenile Member

69. Code SampleAdd Juvenile Member

71. Create a Web Service that calls into either the business or data layer.

72. Update the layers in the system to use the service as deemed appropriate.

73. Make sure the Web service supports the Basic Profile. The service also should use Document/Literal formatting of the Soap messages.

74. Customize formatting of XML for some of the business types.

75. Employ WSE 3.0 security using Certificates. Signing, encryption and secure session are required.

76. Techniques used:

77. Created a ASP.NET 2.0 Web Service

78. Added a secured service layer to the library Application

80. Web Method Code Sample

81. Secured Remote Invocation Code Sample

82. Certificate Policy Configuration

83. Class Member using XMLInclude attribute

84. What is SetFocus? SetFocus is equivalent to 2-3 years of hands on experience. I received over 500 hours of in-depths hands on experience focused on .NET Development. SetFocus projects are real world projects that are distributed just as I would receive in a position. I received project specifications and was expected to identify best courses of action with deadlines set for completion.