Asp.Net: The Complete Reference

Description

Presents seven built-in .NET Framework namespaces - and other useful information for developers, including relevant topics like security, Web services, database development, application deployment, and more.

Author description

Robert Standefer III (Plano, TX) works for Electronic Data Systems as a technical lead on complex software projects. He specializes in delivering software developed using Microsoft tools and is an author of several programming books. He has been a Visual Basic developer for seven years.

Table of contents

Part I: ASP.NET Introduction 1: The .NET Framework 2: Learning the .NET Languages 3: Types, Objects, and Namespaces 4: Setting Up ASP.NET and IIS Part II: Developing ASP.NET Applications 5: ASP.NET Applications 6: Web Form Fundamentals 7: Web Controls 8: Using Visual Studio .NET 9: Validation and Rich Controls 10: State Management 11: Tracing, Logging, and Error Handling Part III: Working with Data 12: Overview of ADO.NET 13: ADO.NET Data Access 14: Data Binding 15: The DataList, DataGrid, and Repeater 16: Files, Streams, and Email 17: Using XML Part IV: Web Services 18: Web Services Architecture 19: Creating Web Services 20: Using Web Services Part V: Advanced ASP.NET 21: Component-Based Programming 22: Custom Controls 23: Caching and Performance Tuning 24: Implementing Security 25: The IBuySpy Case Studies Part VI: ASP.NET Reference 26: HTML Server Controls 27: Web Controls 28: Configuration Files