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 Chapter 1: Introducing ASP.NET - Before you can start building your database-driven web presence, you must ensure that you have the right tools for the job. In this first chapter, you'll learn how to find, download, and configure the .NET Framework. You'll learn where the web server is located, and how to install and configure it. Next, we'll walk through the installation of the Microsoft database solution: SQL Server 2005. Chapter 2: ASP.NET Basics - In this chapter, you'll create your first useful ASP.NET page.We'll explore all of the components that make up a typical ASP.NET page, including directives, controls, and code. Chapter 3: VB and C# Programming Basics - In this chapter, we'll look at two of the programming languages that are used to create ASP.NET pages: VBand C#. Chapter 4: Constructing ASP.NET Web Forms - Web forms are the ASP.NET equivalent of web pages but, as we'll see, the process of building ASP.NET web forms is a lot like composing a castle with Lego bricks! Chapter 5: Building Web Applications - A web application is basically a group of web forms, controls, and other elements that work together to achieve complex functionality. So it's no surprise that when we build web applications, we must consider more aspects than when we build individual web forms. Chapter 6: Using the Validation Controls - This chapter introduces validation controls. With validation controls, Microsoft basically eliminated the headache of fumbling through, and configuring, tired, reused client-side validation scripts. Chapter 7: Database Design and Development - Undoubtedly one of the most important chapters in the book, Chapter 7 will prepare you to work with databases in ASP.NET. We'll cover the essentials you'll need to know in order to create a database using SQL Server Express Edition. Chapter 8: Speaking SQL - This chapter will teach you to speak the language of the database: Structured Query Language, or SQL. Chapter 9: ADO.NET - The next logical step in building database-driven web applications is to roll up our sleeves and dirty our hands with a little ADO.NET—the technology that facilitates communication between your web application and the database server. Chapter 10: Displaying Content Using Data Lists - Taking ADO.NET further, this chapter shows you how to utilize the DataList control provided within the .NET Framework. DataLists play a crucial role in simplifying the presentation of information with ASP.NET. Chapter 11: Managing Content Using GridView and DetailsView This chapter explores two of the most powerful data presentation controls of ASP.NET: GridView and DetailsView. Chapter 12: Advanced Data Access - This chapter explores a few of the more advanced details involved in data access, retrieval, and manipulation. We'll start by looking at direct data access using ADO.NET's data source controls. Chapter 13: Security and User Authentication - This chapter will show you how to secure your web applications with ASP.NET. Chapter 14: Working with Files and Email - In this chapter, we'll look at the task of accessing your server's file system, including drives, files, and the network. Download pdf ebook of Web design: Build Your Own ASP.NET 2.0 Web Site Using C# & VB(2nd.Edition)
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