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ASP.NET: Your visual blueprint for creating Web applications on the .NET Framework shows you everything you need to create dynamic Web applications. Each step is displayed with callouts so you can see exactly where the action takes place on the screen. Arm yourself with detailed coverage of over 100 tasks and other ASP.NET functions, including easy and advanced web forms, accessing data, application management, and migrating from other languages. Also included is a special appendix on .NET language reference that explains Visual Basic.NET, C#, and Jscript.NET and an e-version of the book with tons of usable code, the latest SOAP toolkit and reference library for .NET platform.

<b>Danny Ryan</b> has developed ASP applications for Intel, Compaq, Ceridian, Wachovia, Ryder TRS, Ernst & Young, and the US Office of Personnel Management. He is a Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, Microsoft Certified Trainer, and holds a degree in systems engineering from Georgia Tech. He is also a contributing writer to ASPtoday.com. <p> gt;Tommy Ryan</b> has his MCT, MCSE, and MCSD and is a Principal Consultant for Microsoft Technologies. He contributed to the book by providing chapters 8, 11-15. He has recently started a company, http://www.threewill.com, with his brother where they train, author, and consulting with the latest software development technologies provided by Microsoft. Tommy is an author for ASPToday.com. He is also the co-author of ASP.NET: Your Visual Blueprint for Creating Web Applications on the .NET Framework.

How To Use This Book

xiv

Getting Started With ASP.NET

Introduction to ASP.NET

2

(2)

Install Internet Information Server 5.0

4

(2)

Install the .NET Framework

6

(2)

Change the Home Directory in IIS

8

(2)

Add a Virtual Directory in IIS

10

(4)

Set a Default Document for IIS

14

(2)

Change Log File Properties for IIS

16

(2)

Stop, Start, or Pause a Web Site

18

(2)

Web Development Basics

Browse Your Default Web Site

20

(2)

Explore a Web Site

22

(2)

Open a Template File

24

(1)

Save a File to the Default Web Site

25

(1)

Create an HTML Page

26

(2)

Create an ASP Page

28

(2)

Create an ASP.NET Web Page

30

(2)

Add an Event Handler to an ASP.NET Page

32

(2)

C# Basics

Write Your First C# Application

34

(2)

Compile a C# Application

36

(2)

Format Your Code

38

(2)

Declare a Variable

40

(2)

Initialiaze a Variable

42

(2)

Access Properties

44

(2)

Make Decisions Using Conditional Statements

46

(2)

Work with Arrays

48

(2)

Control Logic Using Iterative Statements

50

(2)

Concatenate a String

52

(2)

Convert a Variable

54

(2)

Enumerate a Collection

56

(2)

Declare and Use Methods

58

(4)

Implement Exception Handling

62

(2)

Convert a Console Application to an ASP.NET Web Page

64

(2)

Work with HTML Controls

Introduction to HTML Controls

66

(2)

Process Requests to the Server

68

(2)

Create a Form Button

70

(2)

Create an HTML 4.0 Button

72

(1)

Create a Graphical Button

73

(1)

Request Single Line Input

74

(2)

Request Multiple Line Input

76

(1)

Request Boolean Input

77

(1)

Request a Selection from a Group

78

(1)

Request Input from a Drop-Down List

79

(1)

Create a Link

80

(2)

Render an Image

82

(2)

Build a Table

84

(2)

Store Hidden Information on a Form

86

(2)

Upload Files

88

(2)

Work with Web Controls

Introduction to Web Controls

90

(2)

Create a Button for Posting Data

92

(2)

Create a Hyperlinked Button

94

(1)

Create a Graphical Button

95

(1)

Request Text Input

96

(2)

Request Boolean Input

98

(2)

Request a Selection from a Group

100

(2)

Request Input from a Drop-Down List

102

(2)

Request Dates from a Calendar

104

(2)

Create a Link

106

(1)

Render an Image

107

(1)

Build a Table

108

(2)

Manipulate Text

110

(1)

Add a Placeholder for Controls

111

(1)

Provide a Container for Controls

112

(2)

Display Advertisement Banners

114

(2)

Validate Required Fields

116

(2)

Compare Two Fields for Validation

118

(2)

Check the Boundaries of Input

120

(2)

Validate with Regular Expressions

122

(2)

Summarize Validation Errors

124

(2)

Access Data with ASP.NET

Introduction to Data Access with ASP.NET

126

(2)

Display Repeating Data

128

(2)

Display Complex Lists

130

(2)

Display SQL Data

132

(2)

Insert Data into a SQL Database

134

(2)

Update Data from a SQL Database

136

(2)

Delete Data from a SQL Database

138

(2)

Sort Data from a SQL Database

140

(2)

Execute Stored Procedures

142

(2)

Work with Master-Detail Relationships

144

(2)

Work with XML Data Sources

146

(2)

Transform and Display XML

148

(2)

Work with Web Services

Introduction to Web Services

150

(2)

Create a Simple Web Service

152

(2)

Test a Web Service

154

(2)

Using a Parameter with a Web Service

156

(2)

Return an Array from a Web Service

158

(2)

Return an Enumerated Type from a Web Service

160

(2)

Return an Object from a Web Service

162

(2)

Return XML from a Web Service

164

(2)

Return SQL Data from a Web Service

166

(2)

Work with the Session Object in a Web Service

168

(2)

Work with the Application Object in a Web Service

170

(2)

Create a Client Web Page for a Web Service

172

(2)

Create a Client Console Application for a Web Service

174

(2)

Create Custom Components

Create a Simple Component

176

(4)

Create a Stateful Component

180

(4)

Create a Two-Tier Web Form

184

(4)

Create a Three-Tier Web Form

188

(4)

Use a Code-behind for Your ASP.NET Page

192

(2)

Using ASP.NET Components

Read Form Data with Request.Form

194

(2)

Display Data with Request.Params

196

(2)

Write Output Using Response.Write

198

(2)

Redirect Using Response. Redirect

200

(2)

Check for Web Browser Types

202

(2)

Send an E-Mail Using ASP.NET

204

(2)

Use the ASP.NET Page Cache

206

(2)

Use the ASP.NET Data Cache

208

(2)

ASP.NET Applications and State Management

Introduction to Applications and State Management

210

(2)

Create a Global.asax File

212

(4)

Using Processing Directives in the Global.asax file

216

(2)

Using Server-Side Objects in the Global.asax File

218

(2)

Using Application Event Handlers in the Global.asax File

220

(2)

Using Application State

222

(4)

Using Session State

226

(4)

Work with Cookies

230

(4)

Work with Page State

234

(2)

Configure Your ASP.NET Applications

Add Application Settings

236

(2)

Set Standard Configuration

238

(2)

Add Custom Settings

240

(2)

Debug Your ASP.NET Applications

Enable Page-Level Debugging

242

(2)

Enable Custom Error Handling

244

(2)

Handle Errors Programmatically

246

(2)

Use a Page-Level Trace

248

(2)

Use an Application-Level Trace

250

(2)

Security and ASP.NET

Using Windows Authentication

252

(4)

Using Forms Authentication

256

(4)

Authorize Users

260

(2)

Localization and ASP.NET

Set Up Encoding

262

(2)

Using Culturelnfo

264

(2)

Using Regionlnfo

266

(2)

Localize with the Page Control

268

(2)

Create and Use Resources

270

(2)

Use Resource Manager Information

272

(2)

Migrate from ASP to ASP.NET

Work with Multiple Server-Side Languages

274

(2)

Work with Script Blocks

276

(2)

Using Render Functions

278

(2)

Using Page Directives

280

(2)

Migrate VBScript to VB.NET Syntax

282

(4)

Migrate JScript to JScript.NET Syntax

286

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