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When Microsoft announced ASP.NET at the Professional Developer's Conference (PDC) in July 2000, the book vendors quickly realized how awesome Microsoft's ASP.NET was in scope, and how powerful and useful it would become. Not surprisingly, a slew of books from many publishers have already found their way to the bookshelves, and, at the time of this writing, we're just in the second beta of ASP.NET!...
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Chapter 4 includes a chart of the five types of controls supported in ASP.NET: HTML controls, HTML server controls, web server controls, validation controls, and controls created by the developer. This chapter will discuss this last type of control, known as custom controls, and a subset of them called user controls....
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Reuse is a technique that is important to most developers. Reuse allows you to avoid constantly reinventing the wheel by using functionality that has already been built and tested. It increases productivity, by reducing the total amount of code you need to write, and reliability, since by using tested code, you (presumably) already know the code works reliably....
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This free sample chapter was written by Steve Walther, teacher, author, and speaker. The chapter examines ADO.NET and its role in ASP.NET development. Read on to learn more!...
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The typical web or software developer spends over 50% of his or her time debugging code, yet most development books spend little (if any) time on the subject. Debugging ASP.NET concentrates on debugging issues related to Microsoft’s new web development platform, ASP.NET. All of the new debugging tools introduced in ASP.NET are covered, and solutions are offered to many of the confusing error messages, pitfalls, and “gotchas” that developers will no doubt encounter while moving to this powerful n...
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ASP.NET provides several Web controls that make displaying data on a Web page easier than ever before. This chapter shows you how to take advantage of a process called data-binding to easily display data in a variety of formats using very little code. This chapter covers many of the most commonly used features of the Repeater, DataList, and DataGrid, including some fairly advanced DataGrid features. Using these data-bound Web controls, it is very easy to write data-driven Web Forms by just dragg...
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ASP.NET pages are dynamically compiled on demand when first required in the context of a Web application. Dynamic compilation is not specific to ASP.NET
pages (.aspx files); it also occurs with Web Services (.asmx files), Web user controls (.ascx files), HTTP handlers (.ashx files), and ASP.NET application files such as the global.asax file. But what does it mean exactly that an ASP.NET page is compiled? How does the ASP.NET runtime turn the source code of an .aspx file into a .NET Framework ...
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The release of ASP.NET forces us to reconsider many preconceptions about the deployment of websites. For example, we need to get used to the possibility of running multiple copies of the same site on a single server, sharing different versions of identically named DLLs. Another thing that developers might find incredible is XCopy deployment, which allows a developer to deploy an application by simply copying files to the target location. There's no need to use the Registry or any complex COM reg...
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ASP.NET presents a whole new approach to developing dynamic content for the Internet or your intranet. With ASP, the process was very linear.A page was requested, and your ASP code returned HTML tags either directly or indirectly through the Response object. You then received the visitor’s input through the Request object....
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A control is a reusable piece of software functionality that usually provides a visible interface. Server controls are those controls that run on a server (vs. Windows Forms controls). In addition to using <% %> to code blocks to program dynamic content, Web Forms pages developer can use ASP.NET server controls to generate HTML elements. Server controls are declared within an .aspx file using custom tags or intrinsic HTML tags that contain a runat=””server” attribute value....
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When Microsoft announced ASP.NET at the Professional Developer's Conference (PDC) in July 2000, the book vendors quickly realized how awesome Microsoft's ASP.NET was in scope, and how powerful and useful it would become. Not surprisingly, a slew of books from many publishers have already found their way to the bookshelves, and, at the time of this writing, we're just in the second beta of ASP.NET!...
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Sams Teach Yourself ASP.NET in 21 Days will strive to introduce readers to ASP.NET through individual lessons contained in chapters. These lessons will begin with a thorough overview of the technology and framework involved, and gradually expand to more difficult lessons requiring deeper engineering skills and knowledge. Although each chapter will be self-contained, each subsequent chapter will build upon previous lessons to ensure that each topic is not only taught, but also used....
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With a foreword by Microsoft's Mark Anders, ASP.NET: Tips, Tutorials, and Code consists of 19 chapters written by seven of today's leading experts in ASP.NET. These authors are professional developers who create ASP.NET applications, teach, run well-known ASP.NET Web sites, either within or outside of Microsoft. The tutorial framework for each chapter includes:
A brief introduction, explaining the concept.A code example, illustrating the concept.A piece-by-piece explanation of the code....
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I was recently asked to review "ASP.NET Distributed Data Applications" from Wrox Press. Normally I tend to shy away from doing book reviews because in order to do it right, it usually means I have to read the book and that takes time! On this occasion, I decided to make an exception because the book is by Alex Homer and Dave Sussman. Both are excellent authors which bodes well for the book, but the real reason I'm going to spend the time is because I don't usually use a lot of books and yet I ba...
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Almost a full year ago I (Scott Mitchell) began writing a regular article series about the ASP.NET DataGrid Web control. The series, titled An Extensive Examination of the DataGrid Web Control, as of February 2003, is comprised of 13 parts.In beginning an in-depth examination into the DataGrid, I realized that my online article series could easily span 50 to 100 "parts." I decided to turn this wealth of information into a book, one that focuses strictly on the DataGrid, DataList, and Repeater We...
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Microsoft's ASP.NET Community Starter Kit (CSK) is a powerful, freely available application that allows you to quickly create a fully featured community-driven website, complete with article and news management, downloads, forums, and user handling. Supported and tested by thousands of developers in the ASP.NET community across the world, the Community Starter Kit offers you the luxury of a scalable and extensible architecture, and the ability to brand your own site. This book will take you insi...
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In this chapter, we are going to walk you through creating a custom module for the CoffeeConnections portal. A custom module can consist of one or more custom web controls. The areas we will cover are: Creating a private assembly project to build and debug your module, Creating View and Edit controls, Adding additional options to the module settings page, Implementing the IActionable, ISearchable, and IPortable interfaces, Using the Dual List Control, Creating a SQLDataProvider, Packaging your m...
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ASP.NET is one of the most widely adopted Web application platforms available today. As a Web developer it's therefore becoming increasingly important to expand your skills and learn the ins-and-outs of a technology that's now used by major organizations such as Accenture, Compaq, AIG, Bank of Nova Scotia, Adobe, Dell, Ford and many others. This series covers the basics the new (or practicing) .NET developer will need to know before they being to develop a Website in ASP.NET....
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As you might have realised from our work in the previous chapter, at the heart of ASP.NET is its ability to create dynamic form content. Whether you're creating a complex shopping cart application, or a simple page to collect user information and send the results out via email, Web Forms have a solution. They allow you to use HTML controls and Web controls to create dynamic pages with which users can interact. In this chapter, you will learn how Web Forms, HTML controls, and Web controls, in con...
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This chapter explains what are the infrastructure you need to develop a web application. In the real world situation, a web server will be hosted on a secure server, located in a safe place and will be always connected to high speed internet. However, to develop a web application, you don't need to worry about security and internet connectivity. You can use your own development computer as the 'Web Server'....
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