- Copyright
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- We Want to Hear from You!
- Introduction
- I. Building Web Form Pages
- 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
- 2. Using the Visual Studio .NET Designer
- Creating a New HTML Page
- Working with HTML Pages in Design View
- Selecting Flow or Grid Layout Mode
- Adding HTML Elements to a Page
- Designing an HTML Page in Flow Layout Mode
- Designing an HTML Page in Grid Layout Mode
- Mixing Flow and Grid Layout Modes
- Formatting Text
- Setting Background and Margin Properties
- Adding Images
- Adding Hypertext Links
- Adding Form Elements
- Adding Tables
- Adding Framesets
- Working with HTML Pages in HTML View
- Using the Document Outline
- Adding Client-Side Scripts
- Adding Style Sheets
- Summary
- 3. Creating Basic Web Form Pages
- 4. Validating Web Form Pages
- 5. Creating Web User Controls
- 6. Debugging Your Web Form Pages
- 1. Getting Familiar with the Development Environment
- II. Working with Database Data
- 7. Using the Visual Database Tools
- Visual Database Tools Support in Different Editions of Visual Studio .NET
- Working with Database Objects in Server Explorer
- Browsing Database Objects with Server Explorer
- Retrieving and Modifying Data with Server Explorer
- Creating New Databases with Server Explorer
- Creating New Database Tables with Server Explorer
- Creating New Database Views with Server Explorer
- Creating New Stored Procedures with Server Explorer
- Creating New Triggers with Server Explorer
- Creating New Database Functions with Server Explorer
- Designing Databases with Database Diagrams
- Working with Database Projects
- Summary
- 8. Overview of ADO.NET
- 9. Saving Form Data
- 10. Using List Controls
- 11. Displaying Data with the Repeater Control
- 12. Displaying Data with the DataList Control
- 13. Displaying Data with the DataGrid Control
- 7. Using the Visual Database Tools
- III. Working with ASP.NET Applications
- 14. Improving Application Performance with Caching
- 15. Configuring Your Application
- Overview of the Machine.Config and Web.Config Files
- Configuration Sections
- The <configSections> Section
- The <appSettings> Section
- The <system.diagnostics> Section
- The <system.net> Section
- The <system.web> Section
- The <trace> Element
- The <globalization> Element
- The <httpRuntime> Element
- The <compilation> Section
- The <pages> Element
- The <customErrors> Section
- The <authentication> Section
- The <identity> Element
- The <authorization> Section
- The <machineKey> Element
- The <securityPolicy> Section
- The <sessionState> Element
- The <httpHandlers> Section
- The <httpModule> Section
- The <processModel> Element
- The <webControls> Element
- The <clientTarget> Section
- The <browserCaps> Section
- The <webServices> Section
- Adding Custom Configuration Information
- Advanced Configuration Topics
- Summary
- 16. Securing Your Application
- 17. Maintaining Application State
- 18. Handling Application-Wide Events
- 19. Deploying Your Application
- IV. Components, Web Services, and Custom Controls
- 20. Building Business Components
- 21. Building XML Web Services
- 22. Creating Custom Web Form Controls
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