Index[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Z] Abstract characteristics of type members classes Access control lists (ACLs) Accessibility, type members accessing accessing through browsers ACLs (access control lists) Activation, of remote objects 2nd Active Directory Active Server Pages (ASP) ActiveX security risks Windows Forms emulating ADO.NET .NET Framework data providers Command objects Connection objects data access with DataReaders DataSets [See DataSets.] DBMS transactions and Hibernate function in .NET Framework class library overview of SQL Server 2005 and types in System.Data what's new in ADO.NET 2.0 Algorithms, cryptographic Ambient transactions Anonymous methods C# not supported by VB 2005 App domains [See Application domains, benefits of.] Application Designer, in Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition Application domains .NET Remoting for communication between benefits of IPC channel for communication between isolating assemblies by marshaled and unmarshaled values passed between multiple platforms and Application manifest, ClickOnce Applications ASP.NET ASP.NET Web Services (ASMX) installing .NET Framework application by copying assembly probing application base for desired assembly Applications, Windows .NET Framework as foundation for creating CLR allowing interoperability between compatibility with pre-.NET applications supported by .NET Framework Arrays Array type (CTS) C# VB 2005 ASCII characters, in System.Text ASMX [See ASP.NET Web Services (ASMX), allowing communication via Web services.] ASP (Active Server Pages) ASP.NET .aspx files applications 2nd authentication and authorization basics benefits of building Web applications caching data code-behind contextual information data binding difficulty of use events and delegates in state, storing on client state, storing on server in System.Web user interface options user management Web controls Web Parts for customizing user interfaces what's new in ASP.NET 2.0 ASP.NET Web Services (ASMX) .asmx pages allowing communication via Web services 2nd applications 2nd ASP.NET communication via benefits of client proxies code-behind and core technologies relied on creating Web service applications invoking Web services asynchronously limitations of Web services and namespace Session objects SOAP headers supported state management in System.Web System.Web.Services 2nd transactions vendor support for core technologies WebMethod attribute ASP.NET Web Services support for Assemblies .aspx files in accessing assembly metadata (System.Reflection) categories of class visibility configuring (System.Configuration.Assemblies) defined evidence of origins installing .NET Framework applications by copying isolating by application domain loading manifests organizing compiled code organizing managed code permissions checked at runtime registry entires not required security of type scope in versions Attributes C# Enterprise Services metadata VB 2005 WebMethod Audio, support in System.Media Authentication ASP.NET TCP channels providing Authorization ASP.NET role-based in Enterprise Services AutoComplete attribute, Enterprise Services |