Sams Teach Yourself ASP.NET in 24 Hours

Description

• Copyright 2003
• Edition: 1st

• eBook (Adobe DRM)
• ISBN-10: 0-7686-5801-2
• ISBN-13: 978-0-7686-5801-9

Building on an overview of the basic architecture of the .Net framework, Sams Teach Yourself ASP.NET in 24 Hoursguides the reader through ASP.NET's basic structure, function and working syntax (data types, operators, functions, web forms etc). The unique approach exposes and explains Visual Basic.NET examples. Then, the programmer is walked through the creation of a sample ASP.NET application. Finally, concise explanations of data manipulation, security, deployment, and even profiling/optimization are introduced.

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Table of Contents

(NOTE: Each chapter ends with a Summary, Q&A, Workshop, and Answers for the particular hour.

Introduction.

I. SETTING THE STAGE FOR ASP.NET.

1. Getting Started With ASP.NET.

What Is ASP.NET? Configuring Internet Information Server 5.0. Installing the.NET Framework SDK.

2. Presenting Internet Information Services.

Choosing Your Hosting Environment. Choosing Your Development Environment. Creating Your First Web Site. Why Use ASP.NET Over Other Technologies.

3. Introduction to Visual Basic.NET.

Visual Basic.NET.

4. Working With ASP.NET.

ASP.NET File Architecture. Namespaces. Programming Languages in ASP.NET. Development Tools.

II. PUTTING TOGETHER THE ASP.NET PAGE.

5. ASP.NET Page Syntax.

Jumping into Visual Studio. ASP.NET Syntax Elements.

6. Creating a User Interface With ASP.NET Web Forms.

An Introduction to Web Forms. Web Forms Event Model. Using Web Forms with Visual Studio.NET.

7. Web Forms Server Controls.

What Are Server Control? Using HTML Server Controls. Using ASP.NET Server Controls.

8. Web Forms Validation.

Introduction to Web Forms Validation. Putting It All Together.

III. ASP.NET APPLICATION CONSIDERATIONS.

9. ASP.NET Web Applications.

What Are ASP.NET Web Applications? State Management.

10. Security.

Security Overview. Secure Connections with SSL.

11. Incorporating E-Mail Into Your Application.

Setting Up SMTP. Sending E-mail.

12. Reading and Writing Files on the Web Server.

Classes Exposed. Sample Application.

13. Handling Errors.

Exception Handling Basics. Unstructured Exception Handling. Structured Exception Handling. Common Exceptions. Throwing Exceptions.

14. Debugging Your ASP.NET Applications.

What is Tracing? Using the SDK Debugger.

IV. SUPPLYING YOUR APPLICATION WITH DATA.

15. Using Databases.

What Is a Database. Server-Side Data Access.

16. Reading from Database Tables.

Connecting to a Database. Executing SQL to Retrieve Data. Displaying to the Results with Data Binding.

17. Inserting, Updating and Deleting Database Records.

Using Parameterized SQL Statements. Inserting Records. Deleting Records. Updating Records.

18. Examining the ADO.NET Dataset.

Data Reading Objects in ADO.NET.

19. Stored Procedures and Functions.

Benefits of Stored Procedures and Functions. Stored Procedures. Functions.

20. Using Advanced Database Techniques.

What Is XML? ADO.NET and XML. Using ADO.NET and XML.

V. EXTENDING ASP.NET.

21. Web Services.

What Are Web Services? What Are Web Methods? Creating a Web Service. Accessing a Web Service. Data Access Using Web Services. Using Session and Application Objects in Web Services.

22. Configuration, Localization and Deployment.

Configuration. Working in Other Languages. Deploying ASP.NET Applications.

23. Optimizing and Profiling ASP.NET Applications.

Optimizing ASP.NET Applications. Monitoring and Profiling ASP.NET Applications.

24. Web Workshop.

The Idea

Index.

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