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Programming Visual Basic 2005

ISBN: 0596009496
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2006
Pages: 162

Authors: Jesse Liberty

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• Programming Visual Basic 2005
• Programming Visual Basic 2005
• Copyright
• Dedication
• Preface
• What You Need to Know About This Book
• What You Need to Use This Book
• What I Threw Away
• How This Book Is Organized
• Conventions Used in This Book
• Using Code Examples
• I d Like to Hear from You
• Comments and Questions
• Safari Enabled
• Acknowledgments
• Part I: Building Windows Applications
• Chapter 1. Design and First Forms
• 1.1. The Requirements
• 1.2. Getting Started
• 1.3. Creating the Customer Detail Page
• 1.4. Summary
• Chapter 2. Data Access
• 2.1. Adding Data to the Customer Page
• 2.2. Using the Details View to Create the Detail Form
• 2.3. Modify the Display with Events
• Chapter 3. Cool Controls
• 3.1. Adding a Menu and Toolbar
• 3.2. Displaying Web Documents
• 3.3. Masked Text Box
• 3.4. Printing a Document
• 3.5. Copying Files Using Tree Views
• Chapter 4. Custom Controls
• 4.1. Custom Controls
• 4.2. Design
• 4.3. Building the Controls
• 4.4. Using the Custom Controls
• Chapter 5. GDI and Drawing
• 5.1. The Graphics Class
• 5.2. Implementing the Control
• Chapter 6. Mice and Fonts
• 6.1. Click the Mouse
• Chapter 7. Legacy COM Controls
• 7.1. Importing ActiveX Controls
• 7.2. Importing COM Components
• Part II: Building Web Applications
• Chapter 8. Web Application, Design, and First Forms
• 8.1. Understanding Web Forms
• 8.2. Getting Started
• 8.3. Adding Controls
• 8.4. State
• 8.5. Lifecycle
• 8.6. Directives
• Chapter 9. Validation Controls
• 9.1. The RequiredFieldValidator
• 9.2. Client-Side Evaluation
• 9.3. The Summary Validator
• 9.4. The Compare Validator
• 9.5. Range Checking
• 9.6. Regular Expressions
• 9.7. Custom Validation
• 9.8. Validation Groups
• Chapter 10. Master Pages and Navigation
• 10.1. Creating Master Pages
• 10.2. Navigation
• Chapter 11. Web Data Access
• 11.1. Getting Data from a Database
• 11.2. Multiuser Updates
• Figure 11-27. DataList bound to SQL data control
• Chapter 12. Personalization
• 12.1. Implementing Forms-Based Security
• 12.2. Add Roles to ASP.NET Accounts
• 12.3. Create Personalized Web Sites
• 12.4. Personalize with Complex Types
• 12.5. Anonymous Personalization
• 12.6. Themes and Skins
• 12.7. Web Parts
• 12.8. Enabling Editing and Layout Changes
• Chapter 13. Custom Controls
• 13.1. User Controls
• 13.2. Custom Controls
• Chapter 14. Web Services
• 14.1. Platform Independence
• 14.2. How Web Services Work
• 14.3. Creating a Web Service
• 14.4. WebMethod Properties
• 14.5. Testing Your Web Service
• 14.6. Writing the Client
• Part III: Programming with Visual Basic 2005
• Chapter 15. Visual Studio 2005
• 15.1. Start Page
• 15.2. Projects and Solutions
• 15.3.1. Layout
• 15.4. Building and Running
• Chapter 16. Visual Basic 2005 Fundamentals
• 16.1. Types
• 16.2. Variables
• 16.3. Whitespace
• 16.4. Statements
• 16.5. Branching
• 16.6. Iteration Statements
• 16.7. Operators
• Chapter 17. Using Collections and Generics
• 17.1. Arrays
• 17.2. Generics
• 17.3. Queues
• 17.4. Stacks
• 17.5. Dictionaries
• Chapter 18. Object-Oriented Visual Basic 2005
• 18.1. Defining Classes
• 18.2. Instantiating Objects
• 18.3. Scope
• 18.4. The Heap
• 18.5. Access Modifiers
• 18.6. Method Arguments
• 18.7. Constructors
• 18.8. Initializers
• 18.9. Copy Constructors
• 18.10. Using Shared Members
• 18.11. Destroying Objects
• 18.12. Overloading Methods and Constructors
• 18.13. Encapsulating Data with Properties
• 18.14. Specialization and Generalization
• 18.15. Inheritance
• 18.16. Polymorphism
• 18.17. Abstract Classes
• 18.18. The Root of All Classes: Object
• 18.19. Boxing and Unboxing Types
• 18.20. Interfaces
• 18.21. Interfaces Versus Abstract Base Classes
• 18.22. Defining an Interface
• 18.23. Implementing an Interface
• Colophon
• About the Authors
• Colophon
• Index
• index_SYMBOL
• index_A
• index_B
• index_C
• index_D
• index_E
• index_F
• index_G
• index_H
• index_I
• index_J
• index_K
• index_L
• index_M
• index_N
• index_O
• index_P
• index_Q
• index_R
• index_S
• index_T
• index_U
• index_V
• index_W
• index_X
• index_Y
• index_Z