ASP .NET Kick Start

Stephen Walther, Sams

ISBN:0672324768, Edition: , 2002-12-26

Price: $34.99

• Main Page
• Table of content
• Copyright
• About the Author
• Acknowledgments
• We Want to Hear from You!
• Introduction
  • Who Should Read This Book?
  • How This Book Is Organized
  • What Do You Need to Know Before Reading This Book?
  • Conventions Used in This Book
• Part I: Building Web Form Pages
  • Chapter 1. Getting Familiar with the Development Environment
    • Creating a Simple Web Forms Page
    • Working with Solutions and Projects
    • Overview of Visual Studio .NET Windows
    • Using the Visual Studio .NET Designer
    • Using the Visual Studio .NET Code and Text Editor
    • Automatically Documenting Your Code
    • Summary
  • Chapter 2. Using the Visual Studio .NET Designer
    • Creating a New HTML Page
    • Working with HTML Pages in Design View
    • Working with HTML Pages in HTML View
    • Using the Document Outline
    • Adding Client-Side Scripts
    • Adding Style Sheets
    • Summary
  • Chapter 3. Creating Basic Web Form Pages
    • Overview of Web Form Pages
    • Adding Server Controls
    • Handling Events
    • Summary
  • Chapter 4. Validating Web Form Pages
    • Overview of the Validation Controls
    • Using Validation Controls
    • Performing Data Type Checks
    • Performing Custom Validation
    • Summary
  • Chapter 5. Creating Web User Controls
    • Creating a Simple Web User Control
    • Handling Events in a Web User Control
    • Building Form Elements with Web User Controls
    • Dynamically Loading Web User Controls
    • Summary
  • Chapter 6. Debugging Your Web Form Pages
    • Building Your Project
    • Using the Visual Studio .NET Debugger
    • Page and Application Tracing
    • Summary
• Part II: Working with Database Data
  • Chapter 7. Using the Visual Database Tools
    • Visual Database Tools Support in Different Editions of Visual Studio .NET
    • Working with Database Objects in Server Explorer
    • Designing Databases with Database Diagrams
    • Working with Database Projects
    • Summary
  • Chapter 8. Overview of ADO.NET
    • The Three Dualities of ADO.NET
    • Creating Database Connections
    • Using DataSets, DataAdapters, and DataViews
    • Using DataReaders and Commands
    • Caching Data for Better Performance
    • Summary
  • Chapter 9. Saving Form Data
    • Overview of the 'Command' Object
    • Executing Commands with Parameters
    • Executing Commands with Stored Procedures
    • Creating a Pizza Order Form
    • Summary
  • Chapter 10. Using List Controls
    • Overview of the List Controls
    • Displaying Database Data in a List Control
    • Working with Multi-Select List Controls
    • Advanced List Control Topics
    • Summary
  • Chapter 11. Displaying Data with the 'Repeater' Control
    • Binding the 'Repeater' Control to Database Data
    • Using Templates with the 'Repeater' Control
    • Formatting the Output of a Databinding Expression
    • Loading Templates from an External File
    • Adding Child Controls to the 'Repeater' Control
    • Summary
  • Chapter 12. Displaying Data with the 'DataList' Control
    • Binding the 'DataList' Control to Database Data
    • Formatting the Appearance of a 'DataList'
    • Creating a Menu with a 'DataList'
    • Creating a Single-Page Master/Detail Form
    • Summary
  • Chapter 13. Displaying Data with the 'DataGrid' Control
    • Automatically Displaying the Contents of a Database Table
    • Customizing the Appearance of the 'DataGrid' Control
    • Sorting Data in a DataGrid
    • Paging Through Records in a DataGrid
    • Editing Database Records in a DataGrid
    • Summary
• Part III: Working with ASP.NET Applications
  • Chapter 14. Improving Application Performance with Caching
    • Using Page Output Caching
    • Using Partial Page Caching
    • Using Data Caching
    • Summary
  • Chapter 15. Configuring Your Application
    • Overview of the Machine.Config and Web.Config Files
    • Configuration Sections
    • Adding Custom Configuration Information
    • Advanced Configuration Topics
    • Summary
  • Chapter 16. Securing Your Application
    • Overview of Forms Authentication
    • Enabling Forms Authentication
    • Storing Usernames and Passwords in the Web.Config File
    • Storing Usernames and Passwords in a Database Table
    • Implementing Custom Roles with Forms Authentication
    • Summary
  • Chapter 17. Maintaining Application State
    • Using View State
    • Using Session State
    • Using Application State
    • Summary
  • Chapter 18. Handling Application-Wide Events
    • Using the Global.asax File
    • Using Custom HttpModules
    • Summary
  • Chapter 19. Deploying Your Application
    • Web Application Deployment Overview
    • Creating Web Setup Projects
    • Summary
• Part IV: Components, Web Services, and Custom Controls
  • Chapter 20. Building Business Components
    • Why Use Components?
    • Components Versus Classes
    • Creating a Simple Component
    • Creating a Database Component
    • Creating Multi-Tiered Applications
    • Creating a Library of Components
    • Accessing the Current HttpContext in a Component
    • Summary
  • Chapter 21. Building XML Web Services
    • What Is a Web Service?
    • Creating a Simple ASP.NET Web Service
    • Exposing Database Data Through a Web Service
    • Exposing a Custom Object Through a Web Service
    • Advanced Web Service Topics
    • Summary
  • Chapter 22. Creating Custom Web Form Controls
    • Custom Web Form Controls Versus Web User Controls
    • Overview of Custom Web Form Controls
    • Creating a Simple Non-Composite Control
    • Creating a Simple Composite Control
    • Adding Designer Support to a Custom Web Form Control
    • Summary
• Index
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