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ASP.NET 4 Unleashed

ISBN: 0672331128
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2003
Pages: 263

Authors: Stephen Walther, Kevin Scott Hoffman, Nate Dudek

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• Main Page
• Table of content
• Copyright
• About the Author
• Acknowledgments
• We Want to Hear from You
• Reader Services
• Introduction
• Who Should Read This Book?
• What Do You Need to Have Before You Read This Book?
• What Do You Need to Know Before You Read This Book?
• How This Book Is Organized
• Code Naming Conventions Used in This Book
• Conventions Used in This Book
• Part I: Working with ASP.NET Web Forms
• Chapter 1. Building ASP.NET Pages
• ASP.NET and the .NET Framework
• Introducing ASP.NET Controls
• Adding Application Logic to an ASP.NET Page
• The Structure of an ASP.NET Page
• Summary
• Chapter 2. Building Forms with Web Server Controls
• Building Smart Forms
• Controlling Page Navigation
• Applying Formatting to Controls
• Summary
• Chapter 3. Performing Form Validation with Validation Controls
• Using Client-side Validation
• Requiring Fields: The RequiredFieldValidator Control
• Validating Expressions: The RegularExpressionValidator Control
• Comparing Values: The CompareValidator Control
• Checking for a Range of Values: The RangeValidator Control
• Summarizing Errors: The ValidationSummary Control
• Performing Custom Validation: The CustomValidator Control
• Disabling Validation
• Summary
• Chapter 4. Advanced Control Programming
• Working with View State
• Displaying and Hiding Content
• Using Rich Controls
• Summary
• Part II: Advanced ASP.NET Page Development
• Chapter 5. Creating Custom Controls with User Controls
• Including Standard Content with User Controls
• Exposing Properties and Methods in User Controls
• Exposing Web Controls in User Controls
• Exposing Events in User Controls
• Loading User Controls Programmatically
• Summary
• Chapter 6. Separating Code from Presentation
• Creating Business Components
• Creating Multitiered Web Applications
• Using Code-Behind
• Summary
• Chapter 7. Targeting Mobile Devices with Mobile Controls
• Introduction to Mobile Devices
• Using Mobile Device Software Simulators
• Using ASP.NET Mobile Controls
• Creating Cross-Device-Compatible Mobile Pages
• Summary
• Chapter 8. Additional Samples and Controls
• Using the Microsoft Internet Explorer WebControls
• Using the ASP.NET Starter Kits
• Summary
• Part III: Working with ADO.NET
• Chapter 9. Introduction to ADO.NET
• An Overview of ADO.NET
• Performing Common Database Tasks
• Improving Database Performance
• Advanced Database Topics
• Summary
• Chapter 10. Binding Data to Web Controls
• Overview of Data Binding
• Binding a Server Control to a Data Source
• Creating MasterDetail Forms
• Data Binding without Data Binding Expressions
• Summary
• Chapter 11. Using the DataList and DataGrid Controls
• Overview of the DataList and DataGrid Controls
• Using the DataList Control
• Using the DataGrid Control
• Summary
• Chapter 12. Working with DataSets
• Understanding DataSets
• Understanding DataTables
• Understanding DataViews
• Using DataSets with ASP.NET Pages
• Summary
• Chapter 13. Working with XML
• Overview of the XML Classes
• Using XML with DataSets
• Transforming XML with XSL Stylesheets
• Using the ASP.NET Xml Control
• Using the XslTransform Class
• Using Strongly Typed DataSets
• Summary
• Chapter 14. Using ADO.NET to Create a Search Page
• Using SQL Server Full-Text Search
• Using the Microsoft Indexing Service
• Summary
• Part IV: Working with ASP.NET Applications
• Chapter 15. Creating ASP.NET Applications
• Overview of ASP.NET Applications
• Using Application State
• Using the Web.Config File
• Using HTTP Handlers and Modules
• Summary
• Chapter 16. Tracking User Sessions
• Using Browser Cookies
• Using Session State
• Using Cookieless Sessions
• Summary
• Chapter 17. Caching ASP.NET Applications
• Using Page Output Caching
• Using Page Fragment Caching
• Using Page Data Caching
• Summary
• Chapter 18. Application Tracing and Error Handling
• Responding to Errors
• Tracing and Monitoring Your Application
• Logging Events
• Using the Debugger
• Summary
• Part V: Securing ASP.NET Applications
• Chapter 19. Using Forms-Based Authentication
• Working with Forms Authentication
• Working with Passport Authentication
• Summary
• Chapter 20. Using Windows-Based Authentication
• Working with Windows Authentication
• Impersonating User Accounts
• Setting Security Policies
• Summary
• Chapter 21. Encrypting Data over the Network
• Using the Secure Sockets Layer
• Configuring Your Server to Use SSL
• Using SSL in ASP.NET Pages
• Using .NET Encryption Classes
• Summary
• Part VI: Building ASP.NET Web Services
• Chapter 22. Creating an XML Web Service
• Overview of XML Web Services
• Creating a Simple XML Web Service
• Testing an XML Web Service from a Browser
• Accessing an XML Web Service Through a Proxy Class
• Transmitting Complex Data in an XML Web Service
• Examining XML Web Service and Web Site Interaction
• Summary
• Chapter 23. Advanced XML Web Services
• Using the WebService Behavior
• Securing an XML Web Service
• Using HTML Pattern Matching
• Summary
• Part VII: Leveraging the .NET Framework
• Chapter 24. Working with Collections and Strings
• Working with Collections
• Working with Strings
• Working with Regular Expressions
• Summary
• Chapter 25. Working with the File System
• Security and the File System
• Using Files and Directories
• Using Serialization
• Summary
• Chapter 26. Sending Email and Accessing the Network
• Sending Email from an ASP.NET Page
• Using Message Queuing
• Accessing Other Web Sites with HTTP
• Summary
• Chapter 27. Creating Graphics On-the-Fly with GDI
• Building Simple Images
• Drawing Objects with GDI
• Drawing a String of Text
• Building Sample GDI Applications
• Summary
• Part VIII: Building Custom ASP.NET Controls
• Chapter 28. Developing Custom Controls
• Creating a Simple Control
• Using HtmlTextWriter
• Adding Properties and Methods to Controls
• Parsing Inner Content
• Adding Child Controls to a Control
• Examining Custom Controls and Events
• Participating in Postbacks
• Creating Composite Controls
• Inheriting from Existing Controls
• Accessing the Current Context
• Debugging Controls
• Summary
• Chapter 29. Advanced Control Development
• Adding Templates to a Control
• Creating DataBound Controls
• Using Custom Controls and Web Services
• Summary
• Part IX: Sample ASP.NET Applications
• Chapter 30. Creating a Job Site
• Installing the Job Site
• Creating the Home Page
• Authenticating Users
• Creating Vanity URLs
• Listing and Updating Jobs
• Creating the Jobs XML Web Service
• Summary
• Chapter 31. Creating an Online Store
• Overview of the ASP.NET Unleashed Sample Store
• Installing the ASP.NET Unleashed Sample Store
• Building the Navigation System
• Caching the Product Data
• Building the Shopping Cart
• Dynamically Loading Product Templates
• Summary
• Part X: Appendixes
• Appendix A. Migrating from ASP to ASP.NET
• ASP.NET Pages End with the Extension .aspx
• Option Explicit Is On by Default
• No More Variants
• Use Parentheses When Passing Parameters to Subroutines and Methods
• Functions and Subroutines Must Be Declared in Script Tags
• Parameters Are Passed by Value
• Forms Should Post Back to the Same Page
• Only One Server-Side Form per Page
• Don t Use Set and Let When Working with Objects
• Apartment-Threaded Components Are Not Supported
• No Nonindexed Default Properties
• ASP.NET Pages Can Contain Only a Single Language
• Differences in Request , Request.Form , and Request.QueryString
• Appendix B. HTML Control Reference
• Appendix C. Web Control Reference
• What s on the CD-ROM
• Windows Installation Instructions
• License Agreement
• The Community Starter Kit, Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Redistributable and Software Development Kit, Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine, and Web Matrix
• Article
• License Agreement
• The Community Starter Kit, Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Redistributable and Software Development Kit, Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine, and Web Matrix
• Index
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• Index B
• Index C
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• Index E
• Index F
• Index G
• Index H
• Index I
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• Index L
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• Index N
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• Index Q
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• Index U
• Index V
• Index W
• Index X