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Advanced Techniques for
Designing Distributed
Applications for Windows
®
2000
Part Number: X05-91044

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Course Number: 1910A
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Contents
Introduction
Course Materials ......................................................................................................2

Prerequisites.............................................................................................................3

Course Flow.............................................................................................................5

Course Outline .........................................................................................................6

Microsoft Certified Professional Program ...............................................................8

Facilities.................................................................................................................10

Module 1: Designing Distributed Applications for Windows
®
2000
Overview..................................................................................................................1

Microsoft Enterprise Strategy ..................................................................................2

Microsoft Solutions Framework ..............................................................................4

Unified Modeling Language..................................................................................11

Practice: Using Visio 2000 to Create UML Diagrams...........................................16

Design Patterns ......................................................................................................20

Market Purchasing .................................................................................................30

Practice: Using Market Purchasing........................................................................35

Lab 1: Reviewing the Market Purchasing Conceptual Design ..............................43

Review ...................................................................................................................47

Module 2: Architecture and Structural Design Patterns
Overview..................................................................................................................1

Introduction to Architecture Templates ...................................................................2

Design Patterns Used in Architecture ......................................................................6

The Enterprise Template........................................................................................11

Other Architecture Templates................................................................................17

MSF Enterprise Architecture .................................................................................20

Best Practices.........................................................................................................23

Lab 2: Architecture and Structural Design Patterns...............................................24

Review ...................................................................................................................28

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Module 3: Logical Design and Behavioral Design Patterns
Overview................................................................................................................. 1

Introduction to Behavioral Design Patterns ............................................................ 2

ATM Scenario......................................................................................................... 8

Relevant Behavior Patterns................................................................................... 13

Best Practices........................................................................................................ 20

Lab 3: Logical Design and Behavioral Design Patterns........................................ 21

Review .................................................................................................................. 24

Module 4: User Services
Overview................................................................................................................. 1

Introduction to User Services.................................................................................. 2

Technologies........................................................................................................... 7

Design and Implementation Considerations ......................................................... 20

Market Purchasing ................................................................................................ 24

Best Practices........................................................................................................ 27

Lab 4: User Services ............................................................................................. 28

Review .................................................................................................................. 35
Module 5: The Facade Layer
Overview................................................................................................................. 1

Introduction to the Facade Layer ............................................................................ 2

Technologies........................................................................................................... 6

Demonstration: Declarative Security .................................................................... 13

Logical Design of the Facade Layer ..................................................................... 23

Physical Design of the Facade Layer.................................................................... 26

Market Purchasing ................................................................................................ 34

Best Practices........................................................................................................ 37

Lab 5: The Facade Layer ...................................................................................... 38

Review .................................................................................................................. 42

Module 6: Business Logic for Connected Components

Overview................................................................................................................. 1

Introduction to Connected Business Logic ............................................................. 2

Technologies........................................................................................................... 5

Logical Design of Connected Business Logic ...................................................... 16

Physical Design of Connected Business Logic ..................................................... 20

Market Purchasing ................................................................................................ 25

Best Practices........................................................................................................ 28

Lab 6: Business Logic for Connected Components.............................................. 29

Review .................................................................................................................. 35

Module 7: Business Logic for Disconnected Components
Overview................................................................................................................. 1

Introduction to Disconnected Business Logic......................................................... 2

Technologies........................................................................................................... 7

Demonstration: Queued Components ................................................................... 11

Demonstration: COM+ Events.............................................................................. 15

Logical Design of Disconnected Business Logic.................................................. 19

Physical Design of Disconnected Business Logic ................................................ 26

Market Purchasing ................................................................................................ 42

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Best Practices.........................................................................................................45

Lab 7: Business Logic for Disconnected Components ..........................................46

Review ...................................................................................................................54

Module 8: The Nontransactional Data Access Layer
Overview..................................................................................................................1

Introduction to the Data Access Layer.....................................................................2

Nontransactional DAL Technologies.......................................................................5

Demonstration: ADSI ............................................................................................22

Logical Design of Nontransactional DAL .............................................................24

Physical Design of Nontransactional DAL ............................................................28

Market Purchasing .................................................................................................46

Best Practices.........................................................................................................49

Lab 8: Nontransactional DAL................................................................................50

Review ...................................................................................................................54
Module 9: The Transactional Data Access Layer
Overview..................................................................................................................1

Introduction to Transactional DAL..........................................................................2

Technologies............................................................................................................5

Logical Design of Transactional DAL...................................................................12

Physical Design of Transactional DAL .................................................................13

Market Purchasing .................................................................................................18

Best Practices.........................................................................................................21

Lab 9: Transactional DAL .....................................................................................22

Review ...................................................................................................................30

Module 10: Data Services
Overview..................................................................................................................1

Introduction to Data Services...................................................................................2

SQL Server ..............................................................................................................5

Active Directory.....................................................................................................12

Demonstration: Active Directory...........................................................................16

Logical Design of Data Services............................................................................22

Physical Design of Data Services ..........................................................................23

Market Purchasing .................................................................................................27

Best Practices.........................................................................................................30

Lab 10: Data Services ............................................................................................31

Review ...................................................................................................................35

Module 11: System Services
Overview..................................................................................................................1

Introduction to System Services ..............................................................................2

Logical Design of System Services .........................................................................6

Physical Design of System Services ......................................................................10

Market Purchasing .................................................................................................19

Best Practices.........................................................................................................22

Lab 11: System Services........................................................................................23

Review ...................................................................................................................27