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Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 Step By Step (Step By Step (Microsoft))

ISBN: B002KE5VYO
EAN: N/A

Year: 2005
Pages: 177

Authors: George Shepherd

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• Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 Step by Step
• Copyright
• Companion Content
• Introduction
• The Road to ASP.NET 2.0
• Classic ASP
• ASP.NET 1.0 and 1.1
• ASP.NET 2.0
• A Word About the .NET Runtime
• Using This Book
• Who Is This Book For?
• Organization of This Book
• Getting Started
• Finding Your Best Starting Point in This Book
• Conventions and Features in This Book
• System Requirements
• Using Microsoft Access
• Code Samples
• Prerelease Software
• Online Companion Content
• Support for This Book
• Chapter 1: Web Application Basics
• HTTP Requests
• HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
• Dynamic Content
• Internet Information Services
• Classic ASP
• Web Development Issues
• ASP.NET
• Chapter 1 Quick Reference
• Chapter 2: ASP.NET Application Fundamentals
• The Canonical Hello World Application
• The ASP.NET Compilation Model
• Coding Options
• The ASP.NET Pipeline
• Visual Studio and ASP.NET
• Conclusion
• Chapter 2 Quick Reference
• Chapter 3: The Page Rendering Model
• Rendering Controls as Tags
• Packaging UI as Components
• Adding Controls Using Visual Studio
• Conclusion
• Chapter 3 Quick Reference
• Chapter 4: Custom Rendered Controls
• The Control Class
• Visual Studio and Custom Controls
• A Palindrome Checker
• Controls and Events
• HtmlTextWriter and Controls
• Controls and View State
• Conclusion
• Chapter 4 Quick Reference
• Chapter 5: Composite Controls
• Composite Controls versus Rendered Controls
• Custom Composite Controls
• User Controls
• When to Use Each Type of Control
• Conclusion
• Chapter 5 Quick Reference
• Chapter 6: Control Potpourri
• Validation
• TreeView
• MultiView
• Conclusion
• Chapter 6 Quick Reference
• Chapter 7: Web Parts
• A Brief History of Web Parts
• What Good Are Web Parts?
• The Web Parts Architecture
• Developing a Web Part
• Conclusion
• Chapter 7 Quick Reference
• Chapter 8: A Common Look and Feel
• A Common Look and Feel
• ASP.NET 2.0 Master Pages
• Themes
• Skins
• Conclusion
• Chapter 8 Quick Reference
• Chapter 9: Configuration
• Windows Configuration
• .NET Configuration
• ASP.NET MMC Snap-in
• Conclusion
• Chapter 9 Quick Reference
• Chapter 10: Logging In
• Web-Based Security
• Basic Forms Authentication
• ASP.NET Authentication Services
• Managing Users
• ASP.NET Login Controls
• Authorizing Users
• Conclusion
• Chapter 10 Quick Reference
• Chapter 11: Databinding
• Representing Collections without Databinding
• Representing Collections with Databinding
• Simple Databinding
• Accessing Databases
• The .NET Database Story
• ASP.NET Data Sources
• Other Databound Controls
• Conclusion
• Chapter 11 Quick Reference
• Chapter 12: Personalization
• Personalizing Web Visits
• Personalization in ASP.NET
• Using Personalization
• Conclusion
• Chapter 12 Quick Reference
• Chapter 13: Session State
• Why Session State?
• ASP.NET and Session State
• Getting a Taste of Session State
• Session State and More Complex Data
• Configuring Session State
• Tracking Session State
• Other Session Configuration Settings
• The Wizard Control: Alternative to Session State
• Conclusion
• Chapter 13 Quick Reference
• Chapter 14: Application Data Caching
• Using the Data Cache
• Managing the Cache
• Conclusion
• Chapter 14 Quick Reference
• Chapter 15: Caching Output
• Caching Content
• Managing Cached Content
• Caching User Controls
• When Output Caching Makes Sense
• Conclusion
• Chapter 15 Quick Reference
• Chapter 16: Diagnostics and Debugging
• Page Tracing
• Application Tracing
• Debugging with Visual Studio
• Error Pages
• Unhandled Exceptions
• Conclusion
• Chapter 16 Quick Reference
• Chapter 17: The Application and HTTP Modules
• The Application: A Rendezvous Point
• Overriding HttpApplication
• HttpModules
• Global.asax versus HttpModules
• Conclusion
• Chapter 17 Quick Reference
• Chapter 18: Custom Handlers
• Handlers
• Built-in Handlers
• IHttpHandler
• Implementing IHttpHandler
• Handlers and Session State
• Generic Handlers (ASHX Files)
• Conclusion
• Chapter 18 Quick Reference
• Chapter 19: Web Services
• Remoting
• Remoting Over the Web
• If You Couldnt Use ASP.NET
• A Web Service in ASP.NET
• Consuming Web Services
• Asynchronous Execution
• Web Services in Visual Basic
• What Good Are Web Services?
• Other Features
• Conclusion
• Chapter 19 Quick Reference
• Chapter 20: Managing and Deploying Web Applications
• Visual Studio Projects
• Precompiling
• Conclusion
• Chapter 20 Quick Reference