W
WW3C (World Wide WebConsortium), 902
wait handle, threads, 550–551, 573–574
WaitHandle class, 573–574
#warning, preprocessor directive, 73
WAS (Windows Activation Services), 1517
WCF (Windows Communication Foundation), 1511–1540
binding, 1532–1535
building applications in Visual Studio 2005, 433
clients, 1536–1537
configuration categories, 509
data contracts, 1524–1525
defined, 1400
duplex communication, 1538–1540
hosting, 1535–1536
integrating Enterprise Services with, 1478–1482
message contracts, 1525
.NET Framework and, 25
overview of, 1511–1512
requirements for .NET-based applications, 444
service contracts, 1522–1524
service implementation, 1526–1532
simple service and client, 1512–1522
WCFClientApp application, 1481–1482
Web applications
options for deploying, 446
SimpleWebApp deployment solution, 456–457
Web Forms
ASP.NET and, 23
code model, 1219–1220
overview of, 1215–1218
Visual Studio 2005 Design View, 416
Web method calls, in ASP.NET AJAX, 1332–1334
Web pages, accessing master page content from, 1270
Web parts, 1231, 1289–1299
application components, 1290–1292
example of, 1292–1299
overview of, 1289–1290
Web server controls
AJAX Library, 1307–1308
binding to database with, 1238–1239
Crystal Reports, 1224
data, 1228–1229
defined, 1220
login, 1280–1281
navigation, 1273–1275
overview of, 23, 1220
standard, 1224–1227
validation, 1229–1230
Web Parts, 1231, 1288–1299
Web servers. See servers
Web Service DescriptionLanguage. See WSDL (Web Service Description Language)
Web services, 1334, 1373–1398
consuming, 1381–1383
event-booking client example, 1388–1392
event-booking Web service example, 1383–1388
exchanging data using SOAP headers, 1392–1397
exposing, 1377–1380
overview of, 1373–1374
ScriptManager control, 1318–1319
SOAP, 1374–1375
WSDL, 1375–1376
Web Setup Project, Visual Studio 2005, 447
Web sites
AJAX-enabled. See ASP.NET AJAX-enabled Web sites
publishing, 442, 446
WebBrowser control
adding more Internet Explorer
features, 1349–1354
allowing simple Web browsing from applications, 1346–1348
displaying code of requested page, 1355–1356
launching Internet Explorer instances, 1348–1349
overview of, 1346
printing using, 1355
WebClient class, 1340–1342
Web.config files
application configuration, 1250–1252
ASP.NET AJAX-enabled Web sites, 1313–1316
CTP-enabled Web sites, 1316
event-booking Web service example, 1384
hosting .NET Remoting servers in ASP.NET, 1439–1440
WebPartManager control, 1291, 1293, 1296
WebPartZone control, 1291, 1293–1294, 1297 1745
WebRequest class, 1361–1371
asynchronous page requests, 1345
authentication, 1345
displaying code of requested page, 1355–1356
hierarchy of WebResponse and, 1356–1357
HTTP header information, 1343–1344
overview of, 1342–1343
WebResponse class, 1342–1345
hierarchy of WebRequest and, 1355–1356
HTTP header information, 1343–1344
overview of, 1342–1343
<webServices> element, 1315
Web.sitemap file, 1273–1275
Welcome( ) method, Enterprise Services, 1465–1466
well-known objects
activators, 1417
client configuration, 1432
server configuration, 1431
server for, 1416
Wellknown_Client.config file, 1432
Wellknown_Server.config file, 1430
WF (Windows Workflow), 1541–1582
binding parameters to activities, 1570–1571
download details, 1581
Hello World, 1542–1543
hosting workflows, 1578–1580
passing parameters to workflows, 1568–1569
returning results from workflows, 1569–1570
sequential workflows, 1565
state machine workflows, 1565–1568
Workflow Designer, 1580
workflow runtime, 1571
workflow services, 1572–1578
WF activities
ActivityToolboxItem and icons, 1555–1557
CallExternalMethodActivity, 1547
custom, 1550–1552
custom composite activities, 1557–1565
DelayActivity, 1547–1548
executing, 1549–1550
IfElseActivity, 1544–1545
ListenActivity, 1548–1549
overview of, 1543–1544
ParallelActivity, 1545–1547
themes and designers, 1554–1555
validation, 1552–1554
Where( ) extension method, LINQ
deferred query execution, 1695–1697
expression trees, 1698
lambda expressions, 1694
where clause
restrictions in C# 2.0, 255
syntax for generics in C#, Visual Basic and C++/CLI, 1649–1650
WHERE clause, OLE DB Provider, 1671
Where operator, LINQ, 1690
while loops, 54
while statement, 1637–1638
“windows”, terminology of, 1076
windows, Visual Studio 2005
Class View window, 420
Design View window, 415–418
Object Browser window, 420–421
overview of, 396, 414
pin buttons, 422
Properties window, 418–419
Server Explorer window, 422
Windows Activation Services (WAS), 1517
Windows API
Com Interop for wrapping Window API calls, 705–707
platform invoke for unmanaged functions, 783–785
Windows applications, building with Visual Studio 2005, 410
Windows CardSpace, 433
Windows Controls, 24
Windows Forms
ActiveX controls in Windows Forms, 767–770
adding user input in GDI+ vs., 1123–1124
Button class, 998–999
CheckBox, 1000
CheckedListBox, 1001–1003
class hierarchy, 993–995
ComboBox, 1001–1003
ContextMenuStrip, 1015
Control class, 995–998
creating, 24
creating applications, 768–770, 988–993
cultures example, 644–648
custom controls, 1023–1035
DateTimePicker, 1003
editing text document, 1115–1116
ErrorProvider, 1004–1005
FlowLayoutPanel, 1010–1011
Form class, 1017–1022
HelpProvider, 1005
hosting workflows, 1578–1580
ImageList, 1005
integration with WPF, 1208–1212
Labels, 1005–1006
ListBox, 1001–1003
ListView, 1006–1008
MaskedTextBox, 1009–1010
MenuStrip, 1015
Multiple Document Interface (MDI), 1022–1023
overview of, 987
Panel, 1010
PictureBox, 1008
ProgressBar, 1008
RadioButton, 1000
RichTextBox, 1009–1010
running Windows Forms controls in Internet Explorer, 782–783
SplitContainer, 1011
TabControl and TabPages, 1012
TableLayoutPanel, 1010–1011
TextBox, 1009–1010
threading and, 582
ToolStrip, 1012–1015
ToolStripContainer, 1016
ToolStripManager, 1016
ToolStripMenuItem, 1016
Visual Studio 2005 Design View, 416
Windows Forms ActiveX Control Importer (aximp.exe), 767
Windows Installer
compared with ClickOnce, 459–460
deploying applications with, 447–448
Visual Studio 2005 installer projects based on, 446–447
Windows OSs.
See also Windows Vista
platform invoke for unmanaged functions, 783–785
Regional and Language options, 640
requirements for .NET-based applications, 443–444
side-by-side feature for DLLs in Windows 2000, 471
System.Windows.Forms namespace relying on, 997–998
Windows Services and, 709
Windows Presentation Foundation. See WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation)
Windows principal, 633–634
Windows Services, 709–746
admin privileges with, 1654
architecture, 710–711
base class, 722–723
client access to new service, 731
configuring, 1464
creating services, 713–714
event logging, 744
handler methods, 724–725
hosting workflows, 1578–1580
installation program, 726
Installer classes, 726–730
installutil.exe for installing/uninstalling services, 731
interactive, 743–744
main, service-main, and handler functions, 712
main function, 723–724
monitoring services, 735–740
.NET Framework and, 24–25
net.exe for command-line management of services, 732–733
overview of, 709–710
power events and, 745
project wizard for creating new service, 720–721
properties, 721
sc.exe for command-line management of services, 733–734
SCM (Service Control Manager), 711–712
Server Explorer for managing services, 734
service configuration program, 713
service control program, 713
service program, 711
ServiceController class, 734–735, 741–742
Services MMC snap-in, 732
socket server example, 714–717
starting services, 724
stopping services, 724
summary, 746
System.ServiceProcess, 713
TcpClient example, 717–720
threading and, 725–726
troubleshooting, 742–743
types of, 710
Windows Vista, 1653–1673
directory structure, 1658–1660
new controls and dialogs, 1660–1666
searches. See search, Windows Vista
TCP/IP Services, 714
transactions and, 704–707
user account control, 1654–1658
Vista Bridge, 1654
Windows Workflow. See WF (Windows Workflow)
Windows Workflow Foundation. See WWF (Windows Workflow Foundation)
workflow. See WF (Windows Workflow)
Workflow Designer, 1541, 1552–1554
WorkflowCompleted event, 1569–1570
WorkflowPersistenceService, 1574
WorkflowRuntime
CallExternalMethodActivity, 1547
executing activities, 1550
overview of, 1571
ParallelActivity, 1546
services, 1572–1578
using persistence service, 1571, 1574–1575
world coordinates, 1094–1095, 1121–1122
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), 902
WorldYCoordinateToLineIndex( ) method, 1120, 1121–1122
WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation), 1133–1212
animations, 1183–1189
building applications in Visual Studio 2005, 433, 436–437
class hierarchy, 1140–1141
commands, 1158–1161
controls, 1147–1152
data binding. See data binding, WPF
designer/developer cooperation, 1138–1141
event handling, 1157–1158
layout, 1152–1157
markup extensions, 1138
namespaces, 1142–1147
.NET Framework and, 24
overview of, 1133
properties, 1136–1138
requirements for .NET-based applications, 444
resources, 1163–1167
shapes, 1144–1147
styles, 1162–1163
styling ListBox, 1176–1182
templates, 1169–1176
threads, 582
triggers, 1167–1169
Windows Forms and, 1136, 1208–1212
XAML, 1134–1138
WrapPanel, 1153–1154, 1182
Write( ) method, FileStream, 812
write methods, event logs, 536
WriteAll method, files, 806–807
WriteAllBytes method, files, 806–807
WriteAllLines method, files, 806–807
WriteByte( ) method, FileStream, 812
WriteLineActivity
ActivityToolboxItem and icons, 1555–1557
creating, 1550–1551
themes and designers, 1554–1555
validation, 1552–1554
write-only properties, 93–94
WriteXml( ) method, 890–894, 932–938
WriteXmlSchema( ) method, 941
writing.
See also reading/writing
to files, 806–807
streamed XML, 912–914
WSDL (Web Service Description Language)
accessing configuration by client developer, 1518–1519
defined, 1373
syntax, 1375–1376
WSDL.exe, 1381–1383
wsDualHttpBinding, duplex communication, 1539
WWF (Windows Workflow Foundation)
building applications in Visual Studio 2005, 433
building WF applications with Visual Studio 2005, 438–439
requirements for .NET-based applications, 444
