Table of Contents
Introduction.
I. OVERVIEW OF ASP.NET.
1. ASP.NET and the Microsoft .NET Framework. Overview of Microsoft .NET. Goals of Microsoft .NET. Technologies of the Microsoft .NET Framework. Benefits of the Microsoft.NET Framework.
2. The Common Language Runtime. Overview of the Common Language Runtime. Microsoft Intermediate Language. JIT Compilation. Assemblies. Garbage Collection in the _Microsoft .NET Runtime.
3. ASP.NET Web Forms. Server-Side Code Blocks. ASP.NET Web Form Events. Visual Studio and the Code Behind Method.
4. ASP.NET Controls. ASP.NET Controls Generate HTML. ViewState Management. HTML Controls. Web Controls. Custom Controls.
5. List Controls. Types of List Controls. Benefits of Using List Controls. How the List Controls Work.
6. Validating User Input. What Are Validation Controls? Benefits of Using Validation Controls. Types of Validation Controls. Displaying Errors.
7. Understanding Data Access with ADO.NET. Benefits of ADO.NET. The ADO.NET Object Model.
8. Overview of Web Services. What Are Web Services? Why Use Web Services? Exposing Web Services. Consuming Web Services.
II. DEVELOPING WITH ASP.NET.
9. Building ASP.NET Pages with HTML and Web Controls. A Technical Overview of Web Controls. Core Web Controls.
10. Encapsulating ASP.NET Page Functionality with User Controls. Creating a Simple User Control. Fragment Caching.
11. Working with ASP.NET List Controls. Binding Data to List Controls. The Repeater List Control. The DataList List Control. The DataGrid Control.
12. Working with ASP.NET Validation Controls. Properties and Methods Common to All Controls. Placing a Control on a Web Form. Formatting Error Messages. The RequiredField Validator. The Range Validator. The Compare Validator. The RegularExpression Validator. The Custom Validator. The ValidationSummary Web Control.
13. Data Access with ADO.NET. Using the Connection Object. Using the Command Object. Using the DataReader Object. Working with Stored Procedures. Working with Transactions.
14. Building Components for ASP.NET. What Are Components? Benefits of Using Components. Microsoft Windows DNA. Components and Microsoft .NET. Namespaces. Classes. COM Interoperability. COM+ Services: Using Transactions from Microsoft .NET.
15. Building Web Services. Creating a Web Service. Building Web Services into _an Existing Application. Consuming Web Services. Using Precompiled Web Services. Consuming Web Services from a Web Form. Consuming Web Services from _a Windows Form.
16. Configuring and Optimizing an ASP.NET Application. Configuring ASP.NET Applications. Optimizing ASP.NET Applications.
17. Securing and Deploying an ASP.NET Application. ASP.NET Installation Benefits. Deploying ASP.NET Pages. Deploying Components. Securing an Application.
III. MICROSOFT .NET REFERENCE BY NAMESPACE.
18. System.Collections Reference. The ArrayList Class. The BitArray Class. The Hashtable Class. The Queue Class. The SortedList Class. The Stack Class.
19. System.Data.SqlClient Reference. The SqlCommand Class. The SqlConnection Class. The SqlDataReader Class. The SqlDbType Class. The SqlParameter Class. The SqlParameterCollection Class. The SqlTransaction Class.
20. System.Web Reference. The HttpBrowserCapabilities Class. The HttpRequest Class. The HttpResponse Class.
21. System.Web.UI.WebControls Reference. The WebControl Class. The HyperLink Class. The Button Class. The Calendar Class. The Label Class. The Image Class. The Panel Class. The TextBox Class. The CheckBox Class. The ImageButton Class. The LinkButton Class. The RadioButton Class. The BaseValidator Class. The CompareValidator Class. The CustomValidator Class. The RangeValidator Class. The RegularExpressionValidator Class. The RequiredFieldValidator Class. The ValidationSummary Class. Selected Static Classes.
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