Things to practice for Microsoft test 70-529.
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Things to practice for Microsoft test 70-529.
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The Microsoft test 70-529 is designed to measure an individual's ability to develop distributed applications with the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0. Before taking the 70-529 test, you should practice the following:
- Manage a solution environment using the Visual Studio 2005 Integrated development environment.
- Understand the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 and the Common Language Runtime (CLR), Common Type System (CTS), and Common Language Specification (CLS).
- Develop and deploy an application.
- Create and deploy XML services by XML declaration, elements, attributes, and namespaces.
- Create and develop application domains.
- Manage delegates and events.
- Create and deploy application based on threads.
- Create a Web service application.
- Deploy a Web service and configure a client.
- Understand key components of Web service technology.
- Use complex data types in Web Services.
- Use attributes to control serialization.
- Use service configuration attributes.
- Configure the Web service using either the Web.config file or the Machine.config file.
- Create XML serialization of user-defined classes and pass complex data types between a Web service and a client.
- Use the One-Way method with Web services.
- Create and deploy asynchronous calls that are needed by Web service clients.
- Configure remote channels and Activation Modes either programmatically or by configuration files.
- Implement a simple remoting server and client.
- Configure a remote service by using a configuration file.
- Use Marshal-by-value and Marshal-by-reference.
- Use Version Tolerant serialization.
- Configure a communication channel to use different serialization formatters.
- Call remote methods asynchronously and synchronously.
- Raise and handle events in remote application.
- Configure, initialize and renew the lifetime of remote objects.
- Use response Queues and Time-Outs.
- Place messages on a Queue by using either IIS or HTTP.
- Understand COM+ services and use Enterprise Services in a Serviced Component.
- Send and receive messages by using Microsoft Message Queuing Service (MSMQ).
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