Building Modern Line of Business Applications with Visual Studio 2010 (Part 1a of 4)

In this demo intensive session we take a look at improved support in Visual Studio 2010 for building distributed business applications. We focus on Visual Studio support for building rich client experiences with Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and Microsoft Silverlight, creating and consuming WCF services, sharing business validation rules between client and server, implementing local caching of read-only data on the client, and sharing common application services like authentication and authorization between Windows and Web client applications. Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2008 raised the productivity bar for business application developers. Visual Studio 2010 builds on that foundation bringing unmatched productivity gains to distributed business application developers.

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Science & Technology

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• Visual
• Studio
• 2010
• programs
• technology
• silverlight
• entity
• framework
• consuming
• data

[orvillecm]

@kurtnelle to minimize the amount of time spent typing I created code snippets. In the Northwind.Web project membership authentication is defined in the web.config by default. When an authentication task is needed the database was automatically created.

[BraindG]

@orvillecm - Can these Snippets be downloaded anywhere? in particular the HyperlinkButton_Click ?

Thanks

[orvillecm]

@BraindG I'm assuming you are referring to this code snippet. Let me know if this helps.

Dim btn As HyperlinkButton = sender Dim id As String = btn.Tag Me.NavigationService.Navigate(­New Uri(String.Format("CustomerDet­ail/{0}", id), UriKind.Relative))

[kurtnelle]

Where did you get the "Modern Business Applications" tool box items from?

[kurtnelle]

How do you add the asp.net profile and membership authentication?