ASP.NET 3.5

Name: ASP.NET 3.5 | A Beginner's Guide
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A Beginner's Guide

William Sanders(Autor*in)

McGraw-Hill (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 23. September 2008

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Cover Page
ASP.NET 3.5 A Beginner's Guide
Copyright Page
Contents
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION
PART I Getting Started
1 Introduction to ASP.NET 3.5
HTML Forms to Nowhere
Try This: HTML Data Entry with No Exit
Your Browser Is a Thin Client
A Protocol Without a Country: Stateless HTTP
ASP.NET 3.5 as an Alternative to CGI
From Client Side to Server Side
.NET Organization
Development Contexts
Running ASP.NET Files on Your Computer or LAN
ASP.NET in the Real World
Language Partners with ASP.NET
2 ASP.NET 3.5 Tools and Development Environment
Visual Studio 2008
Installing Visual Studio 2008
The Visual Studio 2008 Environment
Creating a Simple ASP.NET Application
ASPX and C# Files
The ASPX File
The C# File
More Visual Studio 2008 Tools
Other Tools for ASP.NET Development with C#
Dreamweaver
POTE-Plain Old Text Editor
3 C# and ASP.NET 3.5
C# 3.0 and ASP.NET 3.5
Case and Naming Variables and Instances
Types, Statements, and Expressions
Basic C# Structures
Variables and Constants
Operators and Punctuators
Basic Operators
Symbols in Grammar and Punctuators
Conditional Statements
If and Else
Loops
Arrays
4 Doing More with C# and ASP.NET
Events and Handling Them
Adding ASP.NET Controls Events to C#
Adding Statements to the Event Handlers
Creating and Using Classes
Making a Simple C# Class
Using Interfaces
Doing More with C# and Object-Oriented Programming
PART II Forms and Controls
5 HTML Forms: A Review
Working with Form Tags and Attributes
HTML Tag Properties
Try This: Using HTML Forms with ASP.NET Web Sites
C# and HTML Tags
HTML Buttons
Try This: Using HTML Buttons
Standard Buttons and HTML Forms
Try This: Using Standard ASP.NET Buttons
Using HTML Forms Interactively
Extracting Values from HTML Forms
Try This: A Political Poll Using HTML Forms
6 Standard Web Controls
Data Entry
TextBox Control for Data Entry
CheckBox and CheckBox List Controls
Try This: CheckBox Web Control
Try This: Creating CheckBoxList Web Control
RadioButton and RadioButtonList Controls
Try This: Making Mutually Exclusive Selections
DropDownList and ListBox Controls
Data Display
TextBox (as a Data Display)
Label and Literal Web Controls
Panel
Display All at Once
Triggers, Links, and Images
Buttons
HyperLink
Image
Trigger, Image, and Link Application
Try This: Events and Triggers
ImageMap
Try This: Using the ImageMap
7 CSS for ASP.NET 3.5 Page Formatting
Styling with the Properties Window
Styling Web Controls
Styling Web Forms
Designing with CSS
Visual Studio 2008 CSS Design Tool
Try This: Designing CSS with Visual Studio 2008
CSS External Style Sheets
The Color Scheme
C# Style
8 Control Events and Event Handlers
Automatic Events
Double-Click in the Design Mode
Selecting Events in the Properties Window
IntelliSense and Events
Events and Event Handling
Try This: Using Multiple Web Controls
Button Command Events
Changing the Event Handler Parameters
One Event Handler, Many Controls
Using Command Events for Tasks
Try This: Using the CommandArgument
9 Validation Controls
Where to Validate
Client-Side Validation
Types of Validation
RequiredFieldValidator
Visual Validation
Try This: Creating a Page with Required Validation
RangeValidator
Try This: Validating on a Range of Values
RegularExpressionValidator
Try This: Working with Regular Expressions
CompareValidator
Try This: Comparing Fields for Validation
CustomValidator
Try This: Customizing Validation
Summarizing Validation Errors
10 Rich Data Controls
Calendar Web Control
Easy Style
Changing Selections
Try This: Responding to Selections
Soccer Mom's Calendar
Try This: Using the DayOfWeek Property
AdRotator Web Server Control
XML and the Seven Tags
Try This: Basic AdRotator
PART III ASP.NET and Databases
11 A SQL Primer
Data Types in SQL and C#: Essential Details and Differences
Writing SQL Commands
Conventions Used in Writing SQL Commands
CREATE: The SQL Command You Will Rarely Use
Planning a Table
Specifying SQL Data Types
Primary Key and Unique Values
Coding Table Creation
Adding Data to a Table with INSERT
Looking into a Table with SELECT and FROM
The WHERE Filter
Sorting Output with ORDER BY
Changing Data with UPDATE
Multiple Record UPDATE
Making Multiple Partial Changes
ADD a New Field with ALTER
When You Must DELETE a Record
Single DELETE
Clear a Whole Table with DELETE
Removing a Table Using DROP
12 ADO.NET: Hello Database
Creating a Database
Working with the Server Explorer
Adding a Table to the Database
Adding Data to a Table
Making a Table Query
Creating Web Sites for Database Use
First Use the SqlClient Namespace
Building a Web Site for Database Retrieval
Entering Data from a Web Site
Automatic Data Entry
Adding Data with INSERT
Programming INSERT in C#
Dynamic Data Entry
Changing Data with UPDATE
Removing Data with DELETE
Adding More Filters to the DELETE Operation with AND
Using Good Practices
13 Data Binding
What Is Data Binding?
Basic Binding
Try This: Adding Data Binding
Repeater
Basic Templates
Try This: Repeating a Table
Alternating Templates
DataList
Try This: Add a DataList
DataGrid Made Easy
ListView
14 LINQ
LINQ Basics
ASP.NET 3.5 and LINQ
Try This: Getting Started with LINQ
C# Uses LINQ
Array Data Source
The IEnumerable&T& Interface
A Simple C# Example
Try This: Working with the IEnumerable&T& Interface
15 Files
Writing Files
Using StreamWriter
Try This: Write a Text File
Using MapPath
Appending Files
Try This: Adding Content to an Existing File
Reading Text Files
Using StreamReader
The ReadLine Method
Viewing Directories and Files
Locating and Displaying Directories
Locating and Displaying Files
16 Security
Putting Web.config to Work
Using Multiple Web.config Files
Developing a Forms Authentication Configuration
First Login Application
Membership Security
Try This: A Member Based Security Web Site
Remote Registration
How to Get to the Registration Page
Try This: A Simple Login and Registration Application
Adding Roles
17 ASP.NET Ajax
ASP.NET Ajax
Old School
Ajax and ASP.NET 3.5
Try This: Upgrading to Ajax
Ajax Timer Control
Timer Properties
Try This: Using the Ajax Timer to Load Text Files
Using Events with Ajax
Triggers
Try This: Loading Images and Multiple Control Events with Ajax
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