ASP.NET 4.0 Programming

Name: ASP.NET 4.0 Programming
Brand: McGraw-Hill
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Joydip Kanjilal(Autor*in)

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Erschienen am 10. Dezember 2009

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Cover Page
ASP.NET 4.0 Programming
Copyright Page
Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1 Introduction to ASP.NET 4.0
Prerequisites
The Microsoft .NET Framework
Cross-Language Integration
The Common Type System
The Base Class Library
The Common Language Runtime
The Dynamic Language Runtime
Portability
The Just-in-Time (JIT) Compiler
Garbage Collection
Code Verification
Assemblies
From ASP to ASP.NET-A Paradigm Shift
ASP.NET Versions
From ASP.NET 1.0 to ASP.NET 4.0
New Features in ASP.NET 4.0
New and Improved Features in Visual Studio 2010
Improved Support for CSS Compatibility
Improved Packaging and Deployment Support
Debugging Enhancements
Multitargeting Support
JavaScript Debugging and IntelliSense Support
Better Design-Time Support
Getting Started with ASP.NET 4.0
The ASP.NET Folder Structure
The ASP.NET Application Life Cycle
The ASP.NET Page Life Cycle
Page_Init
LoadViewState
LoadPostBackData
Page_Load
Pre_Render
SaveViewState
Page_Render
Page_UnLoad
Application Domains and Runtime Hosts
ASP.NET Configuration Files
The Web.Config File
The Machine.Config File
Implementing Your First ASP.NET 4.0 Application
2 ASP.NET State Management
Server-Side State Management
Application Object
Session Object
Cache Object
Client-Side State Management
ViewState
Hidden Fields
Query Strings
Cookies
New State-Management Techniques in ASP.NET 4.0
Cache Storage
Extensible Output Caching
Cache Invalidation and Output Cache Substitution
3 Working with ADO.NET
ADO.NET Architecture Components
DataSet
Data Provider
Connected and Disconnected Modes in ADO.NET
Working in the Connected Mode
Working in the Disconnected Mode
Using Stored Procedures in ADO.NET
Transaction Handling in ADO.NET
Concurrency Handling in ADO.NET
Advanced Features in ADO.NET
TransactionScope
Optimized DataSet Serialization
Conversion of a DataReader to a DataSet or DataTable, and vice versa
Data Paging
Batch Updates
Asynchronous Data Access
The Common Provider Model
Bulk Copying
DataTable Enhancements
The ADO.NET Entity Framework
The Entity Data Model
Getting Started with the ADO.NET Entity Framework
4 Binding Data in ASP.NET
The ASP.NET Data Controls
The List Controls
The Repeater Control
The DataList Control
The DataGrid Control
The GridView Control
The DetailsView Control
The FormView Control
The TreeView Control
The ListView Control
The DataPager Control
Data Source Controls in ASP.NET
The ObjectDataSource Control
The XmlDataSource Control
The LinqDataSource Control
The SqlDataSource Control
The AccessDataSource Control
The EntityDataSource Control
The SiteMapDataSource Control
Navigating Sites with the SiteMapPath Control
The GeneratedImage Control
The Chart Control
5 Building and Deploying ASP.NET Web Sites
Creating Web Sites in ASP.NET
Using ASP.NET Master Pages
User Controls versus Master Pages
Creating a Master Page in Visual Studio
Configuring a Master Page
Using Themes in ASP.NET
Best Strategies for Deploying ASP.NET Applications
Assembly Versioning
Strong Naming of Assemblies
Obfuscation
GAC Deployment
Other Deployment Options
Precompiling
Why Precompile?
ClickOnce Deployment Strategy
New Deployment Options in Visual Studio 2010
6 Internationalization in ASP.NET
What Are Localization and Globalization?
Setting Culture and UICulture
Using Resource Files
Creating Resource Files
Reading Resource Files
Compiling Resource Files
Working with Embedded Resource Files
Using Satellite Assemblies
What Are Multilingual Applications?
Creating Satellite Assemblies
Using the CultureInfo Class
Setting Culture Information for a Web Page Dynamically
Configuring Localization in an Application
Using Script Globalization and Localization
7 The ASP.NET Security Model
Authentication
Forms Authentication
Windows Authentication
Passport Authentication
Authorization
File Authorization
URL Authorization
How Do Authentication and Authorization Work?
Impersonation
What Happens if Impersonation Is Enabled?
What Happens if Impersonation Is Disabled?
Setting Up Impersonation
The ASP.NET Provider Model
The ProviderBase Abstract Class
Role-Based Security
Membership-Based Security
8 Tracing and Debugging in ASP.NET
The SystemDiagnostics Namespace
Tracing
Enabling Trace Information at the Page Level
Enabling Trace Information at the Application Level
The Trace Class
The TraceContext Class
Writing Custom Trace Messages
Trace Listeners
Implementing a Custom Trace Listener
The TraceSwitch Class
The BooleanSwitch Class
The StackTrace Class
Debugging
Conditional Compilation
Debugging Support in Visual Studio
Tracing and Debugging ASP.NET Ajax Applications
9 Dynamic Data
The ASP.NET Dynamic Data Framework
Features at a Glance
The DynamicControl in ASP.NET
Dynamic Data Templates
Creating a Dynamic Data Web Site
Creating the Dynamic Data Web Site in Visual Studio
Registering the Data Model
Creating the DataContext and the Data Classes
Executing the Application
Customizing the Display
Using Routes
Performing Validations
Handling Exceptions
Working with Dynamic Data Entity Applications
Converting an Existing Web Site to a Dynamic Data Web Site
The DynamicDataManager Control
The DynamicHyperLink Control
Entity Templates
10 Silverlight
What Is Silverlight and Why Is It Useful?
XAML Browser Applications (XBAP) and Silverlight
The Prerequisites
Getting Started with Silverlight
Understanding the Silverlight Controls
Data Binding in Silverlight
Working with Data
Sorting Data
Deploying Silverlight Applications
11 Web Parts
What Are Web Parts Controls?
Understanding the Web Parts Controls
Web Part Manager
Web Part Zone
Catalog Zone
Editor Zone
Connection Zone
Web Parts Modes
Developing Custom Web Parts Controls
Display Modes
Implementing Web Parts Controls Using User Controls
Ajax and Web Parts
Using the UpdatePanel Control
12 Language Integrated Query (LINQ)
Why LINQ?
Operators in LINQ
LINQ Implementations
LINQ to Objects
LINQ to XML
LINQ to ADO.NET
LINQ to DataSet
LINQ to SQL
LINQ to Entities
13 ASP.NET Ajax
Introducing Ajax
Advantages of Ajax
Drawbacks of Using Ajax
How Does Ajax Work?
Asynchronous Modes of Execution
Some Popular ASP.NET Ajax Frameworks
The Atlas Framework
The AJAX.NET Professional Framework
The MagicAjax.NET Framework
The Anthem.NET Framework
ASP.NET Ajax
The ASP.NET Ajax Client Library
The ASP.NET Ajax Server Extensions Framework
The ASP.NET Ajax Architectural Components
The XMLHttpRequest Object
Implementing a Generic XMLHttpRequest Object
Partial Page Rendering
The ScriptManager Control
The UpdatePanel Control
The ASP.NET Ajax Client-Side Event Model
Improved Ajax Features in ASP.NET 4.0
14 Programming ASP.NET Ajax
Consuming Web Services
The Parser Error
Avoiding the Parser Error
Working with Authentication and Profile Services
Working with the Authentication Service
Working with the Profile Service
Debugging and Tracing
15 Web Services
What Are Web Services?
Web Services vs Microsoft .NET Remoting
How Do Web Services Work?
Web Services Description Language
Universal Discovery, Description, and Integration
Simple Object Oriented ProTocol
Anatomy of a SOAP Message
Why Use SOAP?
SOAP Transport ProTocols
Creating and Consuming Web Services in .NET
Creating the Web Service
Consuming the Web Service
Web Services Security
16 Windows Communication Foundation
Service-Oriented Architecture
Building Blocks of SOA
Benefits of Service Orientation
The Windows Communication Foundation
WCF Fundamentals
Configuring a WCF Service
Creating a Simple WCF Service
Implementing a Simple Ajax-Enabled WCF Service
17 ASP.NET MVC Framework
The MVC Design Pattern
Why Use MVC?
The Drawbacks of Using MVC
What Is the ASP.NET MVC Framework?
Benefits of the ASP.NET MVC Framework
How Does the ASP.NET MVC Framework Work?
Classic ASP.NET vs the ASP.NET MVC Framework
Getting Started with the ASP.NET MVC Framework
The ASP.NET MVC Folder Structure
The Controllers
The Views
Creating Routes
18 Program ASP.NET MVC Framework
Implementing CRUD Operations Using ASP.NET MVC
Implementing the Department Controller
Implementing the Views
Executing the Application
Unit Testing with the ASP.NET MVC Framework
State Management Using the ASP.NET MVC Framework
ASP.NET MVC 2.0
Migrating from ASP.NET MVC version 1.0 to 2.0
19 Working with jQuery in ASP.NET
What Is jQuery?
Key Features of jQuery
Why Use jQuery?
Setting up jQuery in ASP.NET
jQuery IntelliSense in Visual Studio
Getting Started with jQuery
Client-Side Data Binding Using jQuery
Implementing the Sample Application
The Complete Source
Event Handling in jQuery
Plug-Ins in jQuery
Selectors in jQuery
Animations in jQuery
Consuming a Web Service Using jQuery
20 Improving ASP.NET Application Performance and Scalability
Improving Response Times
Using the PageIsPostBack Property
Removing Unused HttpModules
Enabling Page Buffering
Trimming Page Sizes
Using IIS Compression
Using ServerTransfer and Response.Redirect
Precompiling
Using AutoEventWireUp
Efficient State-Management Strategies
Setting Session State
Reducing Size of ViewState
Setting Up Caching
Best Practices in Exception Management
Efficient Data-Access Strategies
Using Connection Pooling Efficiently
Using Stored Procedures to Reduce Network Traffic
Using Batched Queries
Efficient Memory and Resource Management Strategies
Helping Compiler Optimizations
Using Objects Efficiently
Using Loops
Avoiding Finalize and Using Dispose
Using the Using Block
Using Locking and Synchronization
Managing Strings
Avoid Using Late Binding
Selecting the Right Collections
Efficient Application-Deployment Strategies
Tuning the Web.Config and Machine.Config files
Assembly Versioning and Using Strong Names
Using Separate Application Pools
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