考试编号: 70-529
所属认证: MCPD
考试时间: 90分钟
考试题量: 50-60道
通过分数：700分，总分1000分
考试语言: 英语,法语，德语，日语，西班牙语，中文（简体）
考试机构: Prometric
考试题型: 选择题，拖图题
技术种类：Microsoft Visual Studio 2005
职业方向：开发者
代考MCPD认证：http://www.mcse2008.com/daikao/MCPD.html

Creating and Accessing XML Web Services  
   
Create and configure an XML Web service method.

• Create a public method.
 
• Attach the WebMethodAttribute attribute.
 
• Create a OneWay Web method.
 
• Configure a Web service method.

Configure a Web service method by using the properties of the WebMethodAttribute attribute.

Use discovery files to publish a list of Web services that are installed on a Web server.

Build and deploy a Web service application.


Configuring and Customizing a Web Service Application  
   
Configure SOAP messages.

• Configure the formatting of SOAP messages for a Web service method.
 
• Specify the basic information for a Web service application.
 
• Specify the bindings of a Web service application by using the WebServiceBindingAttribute attribute.
 
• Configure a Web service application by using a Machine.config file.
 
• Configure a Web service application by using a Web.config file. 
 
Configure the Web services communication protocol.

• Select the formatting of SOAP messages.
 
• Specify the parameter formatting.
 
• Specify the parameter style.

Manage session state in Web services.

• Implement session state by using the Application object.
 
• Implement session state by using cookies.
 
• Implement session state by using the Session object.

Implement SOAP headers.

• Add a custom SOAP header class.
 
• Create a public instance of the custom SOAP header class in a Web service class.
 
• Apply a SoapHeader attribute to a Web method.
 
• Access and process a SOAP header in a Web method.
 
• Set the direction of a SOAP header.
 
• Handle unknown SOAP headers.

Implement SOAP extensions.

• Create a custom SOAP extension.
 
• Configure a SOAP extension.
 
• Process a SOAP header in a client application.

 
Creating, Configuring, and Deploying Remoting Applications 
    
Create and configure a server application.

• Create a server application domain.
 
• Configure a server application programmatically.
 
• Configure a server application by using configuration files.
 
• Compile and build a server application.

Create a client application to access a remote object.

• Create a remote object.
 
• Configure a client application programmatically.
 
• Configure a client application manually by using configuration files.
 
• Access the remoting service by calling a remote method.
 
• Call a remote method synchronously in a client application.

Debug and deploy a remoting application.

• Use performance counters to monitor a remoting application.
 
• Debug a remoting application.
 
• Host and deploy a remoting application.

Create and serialize remotable types.

• Create a remotable type.
 
• Create generic types.
 
• Configure a serialization formatter programmatically.
 
• Configure a binary formatter.
 
• Configure a SOAP formatter.
 
• Implement Version Tolerant Serialization (VTS). 
 
Manage the lifetime of remote objects.

• Initialize the lifetime of a remote object.
 
• Renew the lifetime of a remote object. 

 
Implementing Asynchronous Calls and Remoting Events   
  
Call Web methods asynchronously.

• Call a Web method.
 
• Poll for the completion of a Web method.
 
• Get Web method results.
 
• Implement callback.
 
• Call a OneWay Web method. 

Call remoting methods asynchronously.

• Implement one-way methods by using the OneWay attribute.
 
• Call a remote method asynchronously.
 
• Implement callback.

Implement events in remoting applications.

• Create and fire events.
 
• Implement event handler for the events of a remote object. 
 

Implementing Web Services Enhancements (WSE) 3.0     

Enable WSE in client and server applications.

• Add references to WSE assemblies in client applications.
 
• Edit the Web service proxy class to derive from the WebServicesClientProtocol class.
 
• Add a <soapExtensionTypes> element under the <webServices> element in a configuration file.
 
• Add a <configSections> element to add the <microsoft.web.services3> section to a configuration file.

Add a digital signature to a SOAP message and verify an existing SOAP message signature.

• Sign a SOAP message digitally.
 
• Verify a signed SOAP message.

Encrypt and decrypt a SOAP message.

• Encrypt a SOAP message.
 
• Decrypt an encrypted SOAP message.

Implement a policy for a Web service application.

• Create a policy file manually.
 
• Declare the set of policies in a policy file.
 
• Map policies to SOAP endpoints.
 
• Configure a policy file in a configuration file.
 
• Create and enforce a custom policy.
 
• Create a policy file by using the WseConfigEditor3 tool.
 
• Set a policy in a client application and in a client computer.

Implement filters in a Web service application.

• Add a filter.
 
• Remove a filter.
 
• Shuffle the order of the filters.
 
• Enable the Trace filter.
 
• Create custom input and output filters.

Implement WSE SOAP messaging.

• Select a protocol.
 
• Implement one-way SOAP messaging.
 
• Implement bidirectional SOAP messaging.
 
• Send the attachments from a Web service application.
 
• Receive attachments in a client application.

Route SOAP messages by using a WSE router.

• Create a WSE router application.
 
• Configure a WSE router application.
 
• Configure a referral cache for routing.

Add and verify security credentials.

• Add security credentials to a SOAP message.
 
• Verify security credentials.

 
Creating and Accessing a Serviced Component and Using Message Queuing     

Create, configure, and access a serviced component.

• Create a serviced component.
 
• Add attributes to a serviced component.
 
• Register a serviced component.
 
• Implement security.
 
• Add a reference to a serviced component in an application.
 
• Create an instance of a serviced component.
 
• Call the methods of a serviced component.

Create, delete, and set permissions on a message queue.

• Create a message queue manually.
 
• Create a message queue programmatically.
 
• Delete a message queue.
 
• Set permissions for a message queue programmatically.

Send messages to a message queue and delete messages from a message queue.

• Create a message.
 
• Post a message.
 
• Receive a message synchronously.
 
• Decide which formatter to use.
 
• Read a message body.
 
• Delete queued messages.

Sign and encrypt messages.

• Sign a message.
 
• Encrypt a message by using UseEncryption and EncryptionAlgorithm properties.
 
• Handle acknowledgments.

Receive messages.

• Peek at messages.
 
• Enumerate messages.
 
• Receive a message asynchronously.
 
• Use BeginReceive/BeginPeek methods.
 
• Respond to a ReceiveCompleted or PeekCompleted event.

Process messages.

• Verify a message source by using a certificate.
 
• Decrypt a message.
 
• Extract response queue details from a message.
 
• Compose and send a response to a response queue.
 
• Apply a rule to a message queue.