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The Microsoft Expression Web Developer's Guide to ASP.NET 3.5: Learn to create ASP.NET applications using Visual Web Developer 2008(English)

The Microsoft Expression Web Developer's Guide to ASP.NET 3.5: Learn to create ASP.NET applications using Visual Web Developer 2008(English)

          
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“This book is a great reference for web designers new to ASP.NET who are looking to jump start their development with Visual Web Developer 2008.” Mikhail Arkhipov Principal Development Manager – Web Development Tools Microsoft Corporation   Expression Web introduced ASP.NET to a new group of web developers. This book is designed to help you start using ASP.NET right away to add powerful new features to your website. Don’t worry, you won’t have to learn a lot of programming; instead, you’ll create an ASP.NET application from start to finish using Visual Web Developer 2008, while writing only a very small amount of actual programming code.   DETAILED INFORMATION ON HOW TO…      •    Create and work with websites in Visual Web Developer 2008      •    Use the different compilation and code models in ASP.NET      •    Configure ASP.NET security and other settings      •    Use ASP.NET master pages and user controls      •    Take advantage of ASP.NET membership features for a password-protected website      •    Use form validation in ASP.NET      •    Use CSS, skins, and themes      •    Access, edit, and add data to a database using ASP.NET      •    Send email using ASP.NET      •    Use Ajax and ASP.NET Web services      •    Debug and troubleshoot ASP.NET           . . . and much more!  

Table of Contents:
Introduction Part I Understanding ASP.NET Architecture Chapter 1 Installing and Configuring ASP.NET Understanding the .NET Framework and ASP.NET Configuring ASP.NET     Configuring ASP.NET on IIS 5.1 or IIS 6.0     Configuring ASP.NET on IIS 7     Using the ASP.NET Development Server Troubleshooting IIS Chapter 2 ASP.NET Code Models Understanding ASP.NET Web Form Code     ASP.NET Directives     ASP.NET Design-Time Code Server-Side Code Models     Inline Server-Side Code     Code-Behind Server-Side Code Switching Server-Side Code Models     Moving from Code-Behind to Inline Code     Moving from Inline Code to Code-Behind Choosing a Code Model Chapter 3 ASP.NET Compilation Models ASP.NET Compilation     The Web Application Compilation Model     The Website Compilation Model     The Precompilation Model Automating aspnet_compiler.exe in Visual Web Developer Express Edition Chapter 4 ASP.NET Events and the Page Lifecycle An Event-Driven Architecture Application and Session Events     Application Events and the Application Lifecycle     Session Events Page Events and the Page Lifecycle     The Importance of the Lifecycle Investigating the Page Lifecycle Chapter 5 ASP.NET State Management A Connectionless Environment Understanding Application Variables     Setting an Application Variable     Retrieving an Application Variable Understanding Session Variables Using ASP.NET Caching     Page Output Caching     Fragment Caching     The Cache API     Retrieving Items from Cache ASP.NET Viewstate and Control State Chapter 6 ASP.NET Configuration and Performance Overview of ASP.NET Configuration ASP.NET Configuration Files     Machine Configuration Files     Application Configuration Files The Web Site Administration Tool     Security Tab     Application Tab     Provider Tab ASP.NET Configuration in IIS     IIS 5.1 and IIS 6     IIS 7 Encrypting Information in the Configuration Files Chapter 7 Basic ASP.NET Security Authentication and Authorization Configuring Windows Authentication     Disabling Anonymous Browsing in IIS 5 and 6     Disabling Anonymous Browsing in IIS 7 (Windows Vista) Understanding Forms Authentication Configuring Forms Authentication     Configuring Forms Authentication with the ASP.NET Web Site Administration Tool     Configuring Forms Authentication with the ASP.NET Configuration Settings Dialog (IIS 5 or 6 Only)     Configuring Forms Authentication with the IIS Manager (IIS 7 Only) Other Forms Authentication Settings ASP.NET Authorization     Configuring Authorization with the ASP.NET Configuration Settings Dialog (IIS 5 and 6 Only)     Configuring Authorization with the IIS Manager (IIS 7 Only) Why Not Windows Authentication? Part II Creating ASP.NET Applications and Web Forms Chapter 8 Creating Websites The Structure of an ASP.NET Website     Special Folders in an ASP.NET Application Creating a Web Application in Visual Web Developer     File System     Local IIS     FTP     Remote Site Start Options in Visual Web Developer     Start Actions     Server Options Chapter 9 Creating ASP.NET Web Forms Creating Web Forms in Visual Web Developer     Creating ASP.NET Web Forms     Other File Types Available in Visual Web Developer Creating Web Pages in Expression Web Choosing the Right Tool for ASP.NET Application Development     Using the Code-Behind Model     Using the Inline Code Model A Suggested Workflow     Use Either Tool to Create the Website     Use Visual Web Developer to Create Pages     Do Design Work in Either Tool     Use Either Tool to Configure ASP.NET Controls     Use Either Tool to Preview Your Pages     Test ASP.NET Code in Visual Web Developer     Publish Your Website with Expression Web Part III Master Pages and User Controls Chapter 10 Creating and Using Master Pages An Introduction to Master Pages Structure of Master Pages and Content Pages Creating a Master Page     Adding Content to the Master Page     Formatting the Master Page Configuring Navigation Controls     Creating a Sitemap File     Configuring the Menu to Use the Sitemap File Connecting a Page to the Master Page     Connecting a New Page     Connecting an Existing Page Checkpoint Chapter 11 Creating and Using User Controls What Are User Controls? Creating a User Control Adding User Controls to a Page     Creating a User Control     Editing a User Control Converting a Page to a User Control Checkpoint Part IVASP.NET Membership Chapter 12 Configuring a Membership Database An Introduction to ASP.NET Membership     The Membership Provider Using the Default Membership Database Using SQL Server 2000 or SQL Server 2005 for Membership     Configuring the Database     Configuring the Provider for the New Database     Configuring the Connection String in IIS 5 or IIS 6     Configuring the Connection String in IIS 7     Configuring the Connection String in a Disk-based Application Checkpoint Chapter 13 Adding and Managing Users and Roles Users and Roles Configuring Authentication Adding New Users Enabling and Adding Roles     Enabling Roles     Creating Roles     Adding a User to a Role Configuring Access Rules What Happens Under the Hood?     Configuring Authentication     Enabling Roles     Creating Access Rules Checkpoint Chapter 14 Adding and Configuring Login and User Management Pages Configuring the Login Control     Configuring the Appearance of the Login Control     Configuring the Behavior of the Login Control Using the LoginView Control Creating Accounts Using the CreateUserWizard Control     Adding the Create User Page     Adding a Confirmation Page Resetting Lost Passwords     Creating the Password Recovery Page     Configuring ASP.NET for Sending Email Changing Passwords A Few Finishing Touches     Adding a Link to Reset Password     Adding a Change Password Link     Fixing the Logo Graphic on the Master Page Checkpoint Part VASP.NET Forms and Validation Chapter 15 Creating Forms Using ASP.NET Introduction to ASP.NET Forms Adding and Configuring ASP.NET Form Controls     Required Elements for the Contact Us Page     Adding Controls to the Contact Us Page     Configuring the Topics DropDownList Control Processing ASP.NET Forms     The AutoPostBack Property     The Button Control     The IsPostBack Property Displaying a Form Confirmation     Placing the Form into a Panel     Adding a Confirmation Message     Adding Server-Side Code Checkpoint Chapter 16 Adding Form Field Validation Using ASP.NET The Necessity of Form Validation ASP.NET Validation Controls     RequiredFieldValidator Control     RangeValidator     RegularExpressionValidator Control     CompareValidator Control     CustomValidator Control     ValidationSummary Control Common Validation Control Properties     The Text Property     The Display Property     The ErrorMessage Property     The ControlToValidate Property     The EnableClientScript Property     The SetFocusOnError Property     The ValidationGroup Property Adding and Configuring ASP.NET Validation Controls Checkpoint Part VIStyling Web Forms in Visual Web Developer 2008 Chapter 17 Creating and Managing CSS Styles An Introduction to CSS     Basic CSS Rules     External Style Sheets     Embedded Style Sheets     Inline CSS Styles Exploring CSS Classes and IDs     CSS Classes     CSS IDs Using the Style Builder Dialog to Create Styles     Creating a Simple Style     Creating a New CSS Class Using the Style Application Toolbar     Using the Style Application Toolbar to Apply Formatting     Applying Formatting to Existing Styles Managing CSS Styles     The Manage Styles Pane     Using the Manage Styles Pane to Add New Styles     Using the Manage Styles Pane to Modify Styles Checkpoint Chapter 18 Applying CSS to Web Forms Using the Apply Styles Pane     Applying a Style     Removing a Previously Applied CSS Class, CSS ID, or Inline Style Using the CSS Properties Pane     Examining CSS Styles     Applying CSS Styles Checkpoint Chapter 19 Using ASP.NET Themes and Skins Introduction to ASP.NET Themes     Makeup of a Theme     Global Themes and Page Themes     Skin Files Creating a Theme     Creating the Folder Structure     Creating a Skin File     Generating Formatting Code for Controls     Transferring Formatting Code to the Skin File Applying a Theme Default Skins and Named Skins Using a Theme with CSS Files Checkpoint Part VIIData Access with ASP.NET Chapter 20 ASP.NET Data Controls Accessing Data in ASP.NET 3.5 ASP.NET Data Source Controls     SqlDataSource Control     AccessDataSource Control     LinqDataSource Control     ObjectDataSource Control     XmlDataSource Control     SiteMapDataSource Control Configuring a Data Source Control Other ASP.NET Data Controls     GridView Control     DataList Control     DetailsView Control     FormView Control     ListView Control     Repeater Control     DataPager Control Checkpoint Chapter 21 Displaying Data from a Database Configuring the Data Source     Adding an AccessDataSource Control     Configuring the AccessDataSource Control     Ordering Data     Filtering Data Using Data Controls to Display Data     Adding a GridView Control     Adding Paging and Sorting Features Creating a Master/Detail View     Configuring the GridView Control     Adding a Data Source Control for the DetailsView     Adding and Configuring the DetailsView Control Checkpoint Chapter 22 Adding, Editing, and Deleting Records Creating the Editing Interface     Adding and Configuring a GridView Control     Adding and Configuring a New Data Source     Adding and Configuring the FormView Control Configuring the Functionality of the Editor     Adding New Records     Editing Records     Deleting Records Modifying Templates     Modifying the InsertItemTemplate     Modifying the EmptyDataTemplate Checkpoint Part VIIISending Email with ASP.NET Chapter 23 Configuring ASP.NET for Email How ASP.NET Sends Mail     The System.Net.SmtpClient Class     The System.Net.MailMessage Class Modifying the Configuration File for Email     Adding Email Configuration to the web.config File     Using the Web Site Administration Tool Checkpoint Chapter 24 Sending Form Results to Email Adding Server-Side Code to Send Email     Reviewing the Contact Form     Adding the Code     Explaining the Code Sending HTML Emails Sending Emails with Attachments Checkpoint Part IXAjax and Web Services Chapter 25 Creating and Testing an ASP.NET Web Service An Explanation of ASP.NET Web Services     The Structure of a Web Service     The WSDL Document Creating an ASP.NET Web Service Invoking a Web Service Directly Creating a Dataset for Use with a Web Service     Creating the Dataset     Connecting to the Database     Adding a Parameter      Using a Dataset with a Web Service     Testing the Web Service Using a Web Service in a Web Form     Adding a Reference to the Web Service     Adding a Data Source for the DropDownList Control     Completing the Configuration of the Web Form Checkpoint Chapter 26 Adding Ajax Functionality What Is Ajax? Microsoft’s ASP.NET AJAX     Microsoft AJAX Library     Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX Extensions     Microsoft AJAX ASP.NET Control Toolkit Adding Ajax Functionality to a Web Form     Targeting the .NET Framework 3.5     Adding a ScriptManager Control     Adding an UpdatePanel Control Using the AJAX Library     Adding Controls to the Web Form     Creating the Client Library     Adding the Client Script to the ScriptManagerProxy Checkpoint Part XDebugging and Troubleshooting ASP.NET Chapter 27 Debugging ASP.NET Applications The Basics of Debugging Enabling and Configuring Debugging for an ASP.NET Application     Enabling Debugging     Configuring Debugging Debugging Server-Side Code     Setting a Breakpoint Examining the State of an Application     IntelliSense     The Locals Window     The Watch Window     The Immediate Window Debugging Client-Side Scripts Using the Error List to Locate Application Errors Checkpoint Chapter 28 Handling Errors in an ASP.NET Application Exceptions and the .NET Framework     Exception-Handling Blocks     Bubbling Exceptions Implementing Structured Exception Handling     Modifying the btnSend_Click Method     Adding a Panel to Display Errors Throwing Exceptions Adding a Global Exception Handler Using the Element     Elements Checkpoint Chapter 29 ASP.NET Tracing and Other Troubleshooting Techniques ASP.NET Tracing     Enabling Tracing Analyzing Trace Output     Request Details     Trace Information     Control Tree     Session State     Application State     Request Cookies Collection     Response Cookies Collection     Headers Collection     Response Headers Collection     Form Collection     Querystring Collection     Server Variables ASP.NET Health Monitoring     Configuring the Application for Health Monitoring     Viewing Health Monitoring Logs Monitoring the Network with Fiddler Checkpoint Part XIDeploying ASP.NET Applications Chapter 30 Publishing an ASP.NET Application Using the Copy Web Site Tool     Connecting to a Remote Site     Copying Websites with the Copy Web Site Feature Special Considerations for Membership Websites     Obtaining the Application Name from the Database     Editing the web.config File Wrapping Up Appendix Application Settings in Visual Web Developer


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Product Details
  • ISBN-13: 9780789736659
  • Publisher: Pearson Education (US)
  • Publisher Imprint: Que Corporation,U.S.
  • Depth: 34
  • Height: 173 mm
  • No of Pages: 504
  • Spine Width: 31 mm
  • Weight: 794 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0789736659
  • Publisher Date: 18 Oct 2007
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Edition: 1
  • Language: English
  • Series Title: English
  • Sub Title: Learn to create ASP.NET applications using Visual Web Developer 2008
  • Width: 233 mm


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