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Target Agenda | Day 1

Module and Topic | 10-minute breaks after each session / 60-minute meal break

1a - Introducing Windows Phone 8 Application Development | Part 1 1b - Introducing Windows Phone 8 Application Development | Part 2

2 - Designing Windows Phone Apps

3 - Building Windows Phone Apps

4 - Files and Storage on Windows Phone 8

Meal Break | 60-minutes

5 - Windows Phone 8 Application Lifecycle

6 - Background Agents

7 - Tiles and Lock Screen Notifications

8 - Push Notifications

9 - Using Phone Resources on Windows Phone 8


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Target Agenda | Day 2

Module and Topic | 10-minute breaks after each session / 60-minute meal break

10 - App to App Communication 11 - Network Communication on Windows Phone 8

12 - Proximity Sensors and Bluetooth

13 - Speech Input on Windows Phone 8

14 - Maps and Location on Windows Phone 8

15 - Wallet Support

16 - In App Purchasing

Meal Break | 60-minutes

17 - The Windows Phone Store

18 - Enterprise Applications in Windows Phone 8: Architecture and Publishing

19 - Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 Cross Platform Development

20 Mobile Web


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Module Agenda

Mobile Enterprise Concepts

Building mobile middleware with SQL Server 2012 + IIS

Securely publishing enterprise data out to the Internet

Consuming and work with data on Windows Phone

Windows Phone 8 in the Enterprise

Phone Devices in the Enterprise Managed and Unmanaged devices

Device Enrolment

Distributing the enrolment key


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Mobile Enterprise

Concepts


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Why are Companies Going Mobile?

Productivity and efficiencies are gained by letting employees work anytime

Real-time vs. batch-mode speeds up the cadence of decision-making to gai

advantage

Timely information allows employees to make better decisions at the point

A mobile workforce can rapidly adjust to changing conditions

Extending backend systems to mobile users is a top priority for CIOs

Real-Time Enterprise


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How does a Company Make this Happen?

Mobile Middleware integrates multiple data sources, act as a server faade,

composite data via Web Services in a format consumable by any device

A Multi-channel Access Gateway publishes data out to the Internet

Development tools create server logic, client logic + UX, and integration wit

systems

Devices running apps and web browsers consume data and complete transa

offline state

Wireless + Some Other Stuff


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Mobile Enterprise Application PlatformMEAP

DataSources

EnterpriseApplication

Integration

DataAggregation

Multi-ChannelAccess

Gateway

Mobile Middleware

WebServices


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Building Mobile

Middleware

with SQL Server 2012 + IIS


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Mobile Middleware

Enterprise application integration (EAI) with backend systems and data sour

Aggregate and cache composite data retrieved from those systems

Create business entities that model the schema created by the aggregated d

Build Web Services to expose business entities to mobile clients

Ingredients


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Back End Systems and Data Sources

Packages

SAP, Siebel, Oracle, Dynamics, Custom Databases

Oracle, DB2, Teradata, Sybase, Access, ADO.NET, OLEDB, ODBC, NoSQL

Messaging

MSMQ, MQ Series, Tibco, SMTP, EDI, Flat Files, XML

Internet

Web Services, FTP, HTTP

Getting Plugged in with SSIS


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Connecting Adapters

Create SSIS Package

Create a Data Flow Task Create an OLE DB Source that points to a data source

Perform needed data transformations along the way

Create an OLE DB Destination that points to SQL Server

Encrypt SSIS Package and data via password or user key to secure integratio

movement

SQL Server Data Tools


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EAI + Data Aggregation


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Demo: Using SSIS to Pull

Data from Multiple

Backend Systems


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Scaling Out

Transactional Replication is a feature of SQL Server

Databases, tables, and columns can be Published, filtered and replicated to Server nodes

Most Subscribers download complete or sharded database copies to acco

SELECTs

A smaller number of Subscribers will be used to upload INSERTs, UPDATEs

Geo-replication across data centers is facilitated by peer to peer Transaction

Replication to the Rescue


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Scaling SQL Server Horizontally


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Creating Web Services

REST is how the mobile Internet communicates

JSON is how the mobile Internet serializes data

Mobile Business Objects modeled on database schema

Retrieve Data from Middleware to hydrate your Business Objects

Serialize collections of business objects as JSON

Performance + Scalability

Increase scalability by load balancing IIS servers

Boost performance and scalability with AppFabric Caching

SSL + Basic authentication to secure data in transit

Multichannel Transports and Data Formats


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Scaling and Caching IIS


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Demo: REST Web Services

with the ASP.NET Web API


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Getting Corpnet

Data out to Devices


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Securely Publishing Data to the Internet

Unified Access Gateway

Sits in the DMZ between front and back firewalls with inbound and outbouninterface cards

Secure the gateway with a certificate

Listens for incoming web requests on external IP and routes internally to a s

or load balancer (VIP)

Specify a public name rest.contoso.com and a path / for the non-public

directory and folder of your web services or site

Forefront


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Securely Publishing Data to the Internet

Terminate and offload SSL traffic or pass it through to the web site via SSL b

Pre-authenticate or allow web site to authenticate

Inspect both clear and encrypted packets for malware or other exploits

NO VPN REQUIRED because youre publishing discreet services instead of ex

entire network

You already follow this model to publish Exchange email to devices

Forefront


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Multichannel Access Gateway


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Consuming and

Working with

Offline Data in

Windows Phone


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Mobile Data

Consume REST web services from an app or web browser

De-serialize JSON into an in-memory object collection

Save data offline

Web: IndexedDB, Web Storage

App: SQLCE, SQLite, file serialization

Capture, change, and manipulate local data based on business logic require

then upload

Password protect and encrypt local data at rest

BitLocker + PIN enforcement via device management

To-Do List


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Consuming Web Services


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Demo: Consuming and

Working with Offline Data

in Windows Phone


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Complete Logical Architecture


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Windows Phone 8

in the Enterprise


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Windows Phone Applications in the Enterprise

Windows 8 allows enterprises to configure enterprise wide application distri

The enterprise can create and distribute Windows Phone applications withothem to be approved by the Microsoft Windows Store

User phones can either be managed or unmanaged

Very high level of control over a managed phone

An unmanaged phone can be used in a Bring Your Own Device mode

An Enterprise can create its own Application Hub which can be made availabmanaged devices


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Enterprise Applications

An Enterprise Application does not have any more access to the underlying

normal one

It does not have to pass the Marketplace certification

This could result in less reliable/harder to use applications being published

enterprise

Enterprises are advised to use the Marketplace Test Kit to internally validat

before making them available

Capabilities are enforced on the device

For example if an application needs to use the location service the user wi

permission when the application is first run


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Creating Enterprise Applications

An Enterprise can use its keys to sign applications that are then posted in its

application store

Devices are enrolled to allow them to install and run applications from the

An Enterprise token is loaded onto the device when it is enrolled

This allows it to allow it to validate enterprise applications

Enterprise applications are published directly by the Enterprise, they are not

any Marketplace certification


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Enterprise Application Publication

Users can browse for Enterprise applications on the web or via an Enterprise

that provides a shop window

An Enterprise could create a Hub application which provides access to oth

Enterprise applications

The Windows Phone Enterprise API is converged with that used for the Wind

Enterprise publication

This provides a single path to publication for both Windows Phone 8 and W


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Company Hub Example

Microsoft have created an internal Company hub that provides corporate in

alongside other information


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Enterprise Registration

An Enterprise must register with the Windows Phone Developer Center if it w

distribute enterprise applications to selected devices

Microsoft provides the Enterprise with a set of tools that can be used to c

applications for deployment within the Enterprise

Microsoft informs Symantec that the Enterprise is registering

Once the Enterprise has approved Symantec will issue a certificate for the ke

used by the Enterprise to sign applications

This creates a new Enterprise Root and Certification Authority which is truste

Windows Phone 8 security system

Can be used to sign applications that can be deployed onto Windows Pho


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Contoso App Ecosystem

Enterprise Setup for App Distribution

Microsoft

WP Dev

Center

IT

Sym

1.

Register2.EnterpriseTools

5. CertRequest

5. GenerateKey Pair

3. RegistrationInfo

IT setup steps

1. Enterprise registers with Windows Phone

Developer Center

2. Enterprise downloads app tools

3. Microsoft notifies Symantec of pending

enterprise registration

4. Symantec vets enterprise

5. Enterprise generates a key pair and requests

a cert from Symantec

6. Symantec checks that vetting is complete,

and generates a certificate for enterprise


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Review

An Enterprise can register with Microsoft so that it can distribute its own ap

Enterprise applications have their XAP files signed by a key supplied by Symof their registration

Phones must enrol to receive a token that allows Enterprise applications to r

Unmanaged phones (Bring Your Own Device) must initiate the enrolment

Managed phones (corporate) already have the token and can be manag

erased by the enterprise Enrolled devices phone home to the Microsoft Enterprise Validation Servic

intervals to check that their Enterprise registration is still valid

If the registration is revoked Enterprise applications will no longer run

If they fail to contact the service it will be impossible to add new Enterpris


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The information herein is for informational

purposes only an represents the current view of

Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this

presentation. Because Microsoft must respond

to changing market conditions, it should not be

interpreted to be a commitment on the part of

Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the

accuracy of any information provided after the

date of this presentation.

2012 Microsoft Corporation.

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