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C# Developer[ap]s Guide to ASP. NET, XML, and ADO. NET

ISBN: 672321556
EAN: N/A

Year: 2005
Pages: 103

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• Table of Content
• Starting Page
• Copyright
• About the Authors
• About the Contributor
• About the Technical Editor
• Acknowledgments
• Chapter 1. Introduction: The Need for ASP.NET
• Problems with ASP Today
• Introducing ASP.NET
• Chapter 2. Page Framework
• ASP.NET s Control Model
• Separating Presentation from Code Using Code Behind
• Programming HTML Controls
• Attributes of the Page Object
• Creating User Interfaces with Web Controls
• Server Controls and Page Object Reference
• Chapter 3. Debugging ASP.NET Applications
• Tracing Your Web Application s Activity
• Debugging ASP.NET Applications
• Creating Custom Performance Monitors
• Writing to the Windows Event Log
• Reference
• Chapter 4. State Management and Caching
• State Management: What s the Big Deal?
• Caching
• Class Reference
• Chapter 5. Configuration and Deployment
• Understanding Configuration Files
• Global and Local Configuration Files
• Structure of Configuration Files
• Accessing Configuration Files Programmatically
• Editing Web Configuration Files in Visual Studio .NET
• Initializing Web Applications Using Global.asax
• Using XCOPY for Deployment
• Managing the Global Assembly Cache
• Chapter 6. Web Services
• Historical Influences
• Network Data Representation
• What Is a Web Service?
• Why Web Services?
• ASP.NET Web Services
• Consuming Web Services
• Class Reference
• Chapter 7. Security
• Identity and Principal
• Windows Authentication
• Forms Authentication
• Passport Authentication
• File Authorization
• URL Authorization
• Custom Roles with Forms Authentication
• Pulling It All Together
• Impersonation
• Class Reference
• Chapter 8. HttpHandlers and HttpModules
• An Overview of ASP.NET Request Handling
• HttpModules
• HttpHandlers
• Dynamic Handler Assignment
• Class Reference
• Chapter 9. Building User Controls and Server Controls
• Working with User Controls in Web Forms Applications
• Creating Server Controls
• Chapter 10. Using XML
• What Is XML?
• Accessing XML Data Using .NET Framework Classes
• Defining and Validating XML with Schemas
• Processing XML Documents Using Style Sheets
• Class Reference
• Chapter 11. Creating Database Applications with ADO.NET
• Why a New Object Library for Data Access?
• New Features in ADO.NET
• Connecting to a Database
• Running Queries
• Using Data Adapters to Retrieve and Manipulate Data
• Index
• A_Index
• B_Index
• C_Index
• D_Index
• E_Index
• F_Index
• G_Index
• H_Index
• I_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