 Chapter 1 introduces Ajax and the ASP.NET AJAX extensions to the ASP.NET developer. Together with the foundations and the terminology, we present the servercentric and client-centric development models. With the client-centric model, you can develop Ajax applications by leveraging DHTML and JavaScript without relying on the ASP.NET server technology. With the server-centric model, you can take advantage of ASP.NET capabilities to combine client functionality with ASP.NET server controls.
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 Part I: Getting to Know ASP.NET and Visual Web Developer
Part I introduces the technology and contains the information you need to start creating your first ASP.NET pages. The goal is to become comfortable enough with the terminology and tools so you relax in the rest of the book. If you’ve worked with a previous version of ASP.NET and Visual Web Developer, you might want to skim or skip Chapter 1. Chapter 2 is necessary only if you’ve never worked in a Visual Studio or Visual Web Developer environment. In Chapters 3, 4, and 5, I introduce key concepts and ensure your initial success in creating pages that work with user input.
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 Part I: Introducing ASP.NET 2.0 Application Development
Chapter 1 in this part is a general introduction to ASP.NET application development. It explains bedrock concepts such as the system-development life cycle, using layered architectures in ASP.NET applications, and designing relational databases. Then Chapter 2 presents a quick introduction to building ASP.NET applications using Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition.
Part II: Building Secure Applications
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 Chapter 1, Architecture, covers the fundamentals of the ASP.NET architecture, beginning with a look at the parsing of .aspx files and their subsequent compilation into assemblies. This chapter explains the details of the Page class, demonstrates the new code-behind model, and discusses the shadow copy mechanism used to prevent file locking. The chapter concludes with a look at the new classes in ASP.NET that replace the intrinsic objects of traditional ASP.
Chapter 2, Web Forms, looks at the control-based programming model supported in ASP.NET called Web Forms. |
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 Microsoft ASP.NET Professional Projects
Part I - The ASP.NET Programming Environment
Chapter 1 - Introducing ASP.NET
Chapter 2 - Introducing ASP.NET Web Forms and Controls
Chapter 3 - Using ADO.NET in the .NET Framework
Chapter 4 - Data Binding
Chapter 5 - Input Validation
Chapter 6 - User Controls
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