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Building Modern Line-of-Business Applications with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Jay Schmelzer
Group Program Manager – Visual Studio
Microsoft Corporation
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2. Agenda Visual Studio 2010 for the LOB Developer – Our goals Demos!
Defining the Data Model
Accessing Data from the Client
Updating Data
Validation
Authentication
Personalization
… and other surprises along the way

3. Architecture of A Modern Line-Of-Business Application
LINQ: Business rules over objects, XML, EDM, local queries, ...
WCF RIA Services: Build and consume WCF services (library services, type sharing, ...)
EDM Designer: Handles mapping of relational database to Object model
WPF/Silverlight Designer: DataSources Window support, ...
Application Services: Share common services across Windows, Web, Office clients

4. Building a Modern Line-of-Business Application
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Building a Modern Line-of-Business Application
DEMO
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5. WCF RIA Services Overview
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WCF RIA Services Overview
Value Propositions
Focus on data in an end-to-end manner
A unified story for client and server development
A prescriptive framework that targets key scenarios, and leads the common developer to a pit of success
Beyond accessing and editing rows
App-specific custom operations
Data shaping (sorting, paging, and filtering)
Rules (validation, authorization, and conflict handing)
Batching and offline
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6. Creating a WCF RIA Services Application
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Creating a WCF RIA Services Application
DEMO
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7. ADO.NET Entity Framework
Overview
Tools and services to create an Entity Data Model
Tools and services for consuming an Entity Data Model
Benefits
Productivity
Simple and complex mapping between entities and database tables
v4.0 Enhancements
Designer: Template base code gen, pluralization, complext types, stored procs
Runtime: LINQ enhancements, generated SQL improvements, self tracking entities, POCO support

8. Creating an ADO.NET Entity Data Model
DEMO

9. Visual Studio 2010 WPF/Silverlight Designer Goals
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Visual Studio 2010 WPF/Silverlight Designer Goals
Interactive designer just like the WPF designer
Silverlight Just Works
Drag and drop Databinding, DataBinding Picker
Sample Data
RAD Databinding
More containers, support for auto-sized containers, easier Grid editing, less destructive of your XAML
More complete layout
More editors – Brush, Font, Layout , Image
Control designers (DataGrid etc.)
Richer Property Editing
Finding and using resources is easy
Online Style Gallery of “make me pretty” resources
Easy Resource Consumption
Control tree visualizer
Easy control over diagnostic output
Better debugging
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10. Visual Studio 2010 Developer Experience
“Silverlight Just Works”
RAD Databinding
Better layout
Richer property editing
Easy to pick Styles and Resources
Better debugging
Better XAML editing

11. Building the Client Application
DEMO

12. Client Application Services
Leverage ASP.Net Services on the client
Share user authentication and authorization between Client and Web applications
Store user settings on the web
Client Services infrastructure
Handles web services communication
Provides offline support

13. Adding Authentication, Authorization, Personalization
DEMO

14. Related Content WPF / Silverlight
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WPF / Silverlight
DEV313: Making the most of the Silverlight and WPF Designer in Visual Studio 2010
DEV322: Using the MVVM Pattern with Visual Studio 2010
WCL202: My Favorite WPF 4 Features
WCL206: WPF Data-Binding A to Z
WCF RIA Services / ADO.NET Entity Framework
ARC401: Client-Tier Architecture for Microsoft Silverlight
WEB307: Effective RIA: Tips and Tricks for Building Effective Rich Internet Apps
DEV205: Overview of Microsoft ADO.NET Entity Framework 4.0
DEV305: Deep Dive into ADO.NET Entity Framework 4.0
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