- ASP.NET 3.5 Unleashed
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- We Want to Hear from You!
- Reader Services
- Introduction
- I. Building ASP.NET Pages
- 1. Overview of the ASP.NET Framework
- ASP.NET and the .NET Framework
- ASP.NET and the .NET Framework
- Understanding ASP.NET Controls
- Understanding ASP.NET Pages
- Installing the ASP.NET Framework
- Summary
- ASP.NET and the .NET Framework
- 2. Using the Standard Controls
- 3. Using the Validation Controls
- Overview of the Validation Controls
- Summary
- 4. Using the Rich Controls
- 1. Overview of the ASP.NET Framework
- II. Designing ASP.NET Websites
- 5. Designing Websites with Master Pages
- 6. Designing Websites with Themes
- 7. Creating Custom Controls with User Controls
- III. Performing Data Access
- 8. Overview of Data Access
- 9. Using the SqlDataSource Control
- 10. Using List Controls
- 11. Using the GridView Control
- GridView Control Fundamentals
- GridView Control Fundamentals
- Using Fields with the GridView Control
- Working with GridView Control Events
- Extending the GridView Control
- Summary
- GridView Control Fundamentals
- 12. Using the DetailsView and FormView Controls
- Using the DetailsView Control
- Using the DetailsView Control
- Displaying Data with the DetailsView Control
- Using Fields with the DetailsView Control
- Displaying Empty Data with the DetailsView Control
- Paging Through Data with the DetailsView Control
- Updating Data with the DetailsView Control
- Inserting Data with the DetailsView Control
- Deleting Data with the DetailsView Control
- Working with DetailsView Control Events
- Formatting the DetailsView Control
- Using the FormView Control
- Using the DetailsView Control
- Summary
- Using the DetailsView Control
- 13. Using the Repeater and DataList Controls
- 14. Using the ListView and DataPager Controls
- IV. Building Components
- 15. Building Components
- Building Basic Components
- Building Basic Components
- Components and Dynamic Compilation
- Mixing Different Language Components in the App_Code Folder
- Declaring Methods
- Declaring Fields and Properties
- Declaring Constructors
- Overloading Methods and Constructors
- Declaring Namespaces
- Creating Partial Classes
- Inheritance and Abstract Classes
- Declaring Interfaces
- Using Access Modifiers
- Intellisense and Components
- Using ASP.NET Intrinsics in a Component
- Building Component Libraries
- Architectural Considerations
- Building Basic Components
- Summary
- Building Basic Components
- 16. Using the ObjectDataSource Control
- Representing Objects with the ObjectDataSource Control
- Representing Objects with the ObjectDataSource Control
- Using Parameters with the ObjectDataSource Control
- Paging, Sorting, and Filtering Data with the ObjectDataSource Control
- Handling ObjectDataSource Control Events
- Concurrency and the ObjectDataSource Control
- Extending the ObjectDataSource Control
- Summary
- Representing Objects with the ObjectDataSource Control
- 17. Building Data Access Components with ADO.NET
- Connected Data Access
- Connected Data Access
- Disconnected Data Access
- Executing Asynchronous Database Commands
- Building Database Objects with the .NET Framework
- Summary
- Connected Data Access
- 18. Data Access with LINQ to SQL
- New C# and VB.NET Language Features
- New C# and VB.NET Language Features
- Creating LINQ to SQL Entities
- Performing Standard Database Commands with LINQ to SQL
- Creating a Custom LINQ Entity Base Class
- Summary
- New C# and VB.NET Language Features
- 15. Building Components
- V. Site Navigation
- 19. Using the Navigation Controls
- 20. Using Site Maps
- 21. Advanced Navigation
- VI. Security
- 22. Using the Login Controls
- 23. Using ASP.NET Membership
- Configuring Authentication
- Configuring Authentication
- Configuring Authorization
- Using ASP.NET Membership
- Using the Role Manager
- Summary
- Configuring Authentication
- VII. Building ASP.NET Applications
- 24. Maintaining Application State
- Using Browser Cookies
- Using Browser Cookies
- Using Session State
- Using Profiles
- Creating Profile Groups
- Supporting Anonymous Users
- Migrating Anonymous Profiles
- Inheriting a Profile from a Custom Class
- Creating Complex Profile Properties
- Saving Profiles Automatically
- Accessing Profiles from Components
- Using the Profile Manager
- Configuring the Profile Provider
- Creating a Custom Profile Provider
- Summary
- Using Browser Cookies
- 25. Caching Application Pages and Data
- Overview of Caching
- Overview of Caching
- Using Page Output Caching
- Varying the Output Cache by Parameter
- Varying the Output Cache by Control
- Varying the Output Cache by Header
- Varying the Output Cache by Browser
- Varying the Output Cache by a Custom Function
- Specifying the Cache Location
- Creating a Page Output Cache File Dependency
- Expiring the Page Output Cache Programmatically
- Manipulating the Page Output Cache Programmatically
- Creating Page Output Cache Profiles
- Using Partial Page Caching
- Using DataSource Caching
- Using Data Caching
- Using SQL Cache Dependencies
- Using Polling SQL Cache Dependencies
- Configuring Polling SQL Cache Dependencies
- Using Polling SQL Cache Dependencies with Page Output Caching
- Using Polling SQL Cache Dependencies with DataSource Caching
- Using Polling SQL Cache Dependencies with Data Caching
- Using Push SQL Cache Dependencies
- Configuring Push SQL Cache Dependencies
- Using Push SQL Cache Dependencies with Page Output Caching
- Using Push SQL Cache Dependencies with DataSource Caching
- Using Push SQL Cache Dependencies with Data Caching
- Summary
- Overview of Caching
- 26. Localizing Applications for Multiple Languages
- 27. Working with the HTTP Runtime
- 28. Configuring Applications
- 24. Maintaining Application State
- VIII. Custom Control Building
- IX. ASP.NET AJAX
- 31. Using Server-Side ASP.NET AJAX
- The Ajax Vision
- The Ajax Vision
- Server-Side Ajax versus Client-Side Ajax
- Debugging Ajax Applications
- Using the UpdatePanel Control
- Specifying UpdatePanel Triggers
- Nesting UpdatePanel Controls
- Updating UpdatePanels Programmatically
- UpdatePanels and JavaScript
- UpdatePanel Server-Side Page Execution Lifecycle
- UpdatePanel Client-Side Page Execution Lifecycle
- Canceling the Current Asynchronous Postback
- Aborting the Previous Asynchronous Postback
- Passing Additional Information During an Asynchronous Postback
- Handling UpdatePanel Errors Gracefully
- UpdatePanel Performance
- Using the Timer Control
- Using the UpdateProgress Control
- Summary
- The Ajax Vision
- 32. Using the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit
- Using the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit
- Summary
- 33. Using Client-Side ASP.NET AJAX
- Making JavaScript Look Like C#
- Making JavaScript Look Like C#
- Using the Microsoft AJAX Library
- Creating an AJAX Client Library
- Taking Advantage of JavaScript Intellisense
- Working with Classes
- Working with Inheritance
- Working with Namespaces
- Retrieving DOM Elements
- Handling DOM Events
- Retrieving DOM Event Information
- Creating Callbacks and Delegates
- Debug and Release AJAX Libraries
- Debugging Microsoft AJAX Applications
- Calling Web Services from the Client
- Creating Custom AJAX Controls and Behaviors
- Making JavaScript Look Like C#
- Summary
- Making JavaScript Look Like C#
- 31. Using Server-Side ASP.NET AJAX
- X. Sample Application
Stephen Walther
ASP.NET 3.5 Unleashed
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ASP.NET 3.5 unleashed / Stephen Walther.
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1. Active server pages. 2. Web sites—Design. 3. Web site development.
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