Do you have any ideas about preparation for 70-529?

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muthu — Thu, 04 Jan 2007 15:32:09 GMT

pls guideme

re: Do you have any ideas about preparation for 70-529?

Scott — Wed, 28 Jun 2006 04:54:36 GMT

Sure, dude. Shoot them my way.

re: Do you have any ideas about preparation for 70-529?

William — Wed, 28 Jun 2006 04:51:43 GMT

Scott- I really appreciate it. I have a ton of respect for you and hearing your points is comforting since it reinforces what I have done.

I have proxies covered, what they are, how they work/what they do, how to edit them, how to find them and the patterns they are based on.

With remoting events, it was a chore just writing up the example, Since I covered OneWay calls, it had to have a ton of caveats and I have more warnings about events than I do discussion about them.

About the structure, I agree too. I got comments to the effect that each of my examples included an extra step about Adding a blank solution but I think particuarly b/c I'm using remoting in some cases, that having a real middle tier is important and making my intenion clear is big.

Would you be willing to look at about 5 comments and what I've written, it'll take under 15 minutes. I'd like to get your feedback as to how well i"ve addressed your comments and just see what you think. I'd be very appreciative and of course, it won't take long - and we'll spend more time drinking the beers I'd be willing to buy at the next summit ;-)

re: Do you have any ideas about preparation for 70-529?

Scott — Wed, 28 Jun 2006 04:21:05 GMT

My thoughts:

#1: People building services at this kind of level aren't going to use App_Code for a serious middle tier. Add projects to the solution.

#3: I think it's important to know about the proxy class, but not with a lot of detail or nuances.

#7: The leaast amount of effort :)