... designations appear in this book, and the publisher was aware of a trademark claim, the designations have been printed with initial capital letters or in all capitals.The author and publisher have ... ASP or PHPpage can be a nightmare to maintain, because it usually mixes user interface markup,presentation logic, data access logic, and business or application logic all within thesame page ... now cancreate a sample application of substantial complexity. That is, although ASP. NET 2.0can be complex, it can dramatically improve aWeb developer’s productivity. Thus, toparaphrase Emerson,...
... of ASP. NET and is essential tounderstanding Atlas. In this chapter, you will learn about the entire architecture of Atlas andhow it all hangs together under ASP. NET 2.0.Introducing ASP. NET ... the Atlas web UI in a lot more detail in Chapter 7.Atlas Web UI Data BindingAtlas provides a data-binding structure that allows you to wire components to each other andto data sources to allow ... likely have tabs for Standard, Data, Navigation, and HTML, among others, and will look something likeFigure 3-7. CHAPTER 3 ■ ATLAS: MAKING CLIENT-SIDE JAVASCRIPT EASIER38Figure 3-6. Adding a web...
... describes what an Ajax web portal (aka aWeb 2.0 portal) is andhow it can be useful as a model for personal web sites, corporate intranets, or a mass consumer web application. Then it walks you ... Widget.UserUserSettingPagesWidgetinstancesWidgetInheritshashashas Building aWeb 2.0 Portal with ASP. NET 3.5 Praise for Building aWeb 2.0 Portal with ASP. NET 3.5“Omar and his collaborators have applied ... Portal, then you already know about widgets, which are called Web Parts in SharePoint and ASP. NET 2.0.Specifically, an Ajax-powered web portal is aweb portal that uses Ajax technologiesto create...
... manydevelopers. You can learn more on ASP. NET AJAX here:http://ajax .asp. net/ .An ASP. NETweb site needs Internet Information Services (IIS) as a host. The web sitecan be hosted with local ... created ASP. NETweb site As you can see in Figure 5-2, the project contains the App_ Code folder and a blank web page Default.aspx. The generated code is a complete web site, ready to host with ... and host RS withweb forms. You can learn more detailsabout ASP. NET here:http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-ca /asp. net/ default.aspxCreating aWeb Site ProjectPlease open Visual Studio, and use the...
... Getting Started With ASP. NET 11 What is aWeb Server? A web server is a piece of software that manages web pages and makes them available to 'client' browsers – via a local network ... several standard <object> and non-standard <applet> tags that are used to add Java applets to aweb page. These tags tell the browser to download a Java file from a server and execute ... worry about integrating different languages into the page, as Curl is capable of providing the same features as both Java and JavaScript. Getting Started With ASP. NET 9 How Are Static Web...
... HTTP and specifying the URL of the Web Site you want to create rather than a file name. An application is created consisting of aWeb Folder called App_ Data, and aWeb form called Default.aspx. ... commands on the Format menu. Creating Web Applications with ASP. NET A Web application that uses ASP. NET typically consists of one or more ASP. NET pages or Web forms, code files, and configuration ... configuration files. A Web form is held in an .aspx file, which is essentially an HTML file with some Microsoft .NET specific tags. An .aspx file defines the layout and appearance of a page. Each...
... constructor that accepts a single int value, so we create an objectarray with one element, and assign an int value to that element of the array. The attrs array that is also anobject array also has only ... MarshalByRefObject{ private int data; .NET Remoting ArchitectureIn the last few chapters, we have seen how ASP. NETweb services can be created and used. ASP. NET web services require the ASP. NET runtime as hosting ... can not only be used in any application, butany application can offer web services. ASP. NETweb services require the IIS to run; web services that makeuse of .NET Remoting can run in any application...
... (CGI) application that is written in C++, if that application were to make a SOAP request and process the result appropriately. Static resources or interactive applications Aggregating XML Web ... the caller in a similar way. In an RPC model, an application establishes a conversation with an appropriate RPC server. The RPC function calls look very similar to local procedure calls; also, ... the application as a distributed application. A distributed application is an application whose processing requirements may be satisfied by multiple physical computers, and whose data may be...
... by an application or framework, not the Web. Web Architecture | 3www.it-ebooks.info Katana Authentication Middleware 378Active and Passive Authentication Middleware 383 Web API Authentication ... media types are with ARPANET. Initially, ARPANET was a networkof machines that communicated via simple text messages. As the system grew, the needfor richer communication arose. Thus, a standard ... be handled. Itis also common for the subtype to have different variants that share common semanticsbut are different formats. As an example, HAL (Hypertext Application Language) hasJSON (application/hal+json)...
... various Web API–related concepts, and discuss different styles andapproaches for designing Web APIs.What Is aWeb API? A Web API is a programmatic interface to a system that is accessed via standard ... to ASP. NETWeb API. If you are new to web API development/ ASP. NETWeb API,this is a great place to start. If you’ve been using ASP. NETWeb API (or another Web API stack) but would like to learn ... exactly how the different parts of ASP. NETWeb API work under the hood. It also covers more advanced topics likesecurity and testability. If you are already building an appwith ASP. NETWeb APIand...
... Whether a DisplayMode Is Supported 358Managing Personalization Changes 360Manipulating Web Parts from Code 370Closing aWeb Part 370Moving aWeb Part 371Adding a Closed Web Part 371Adding aWeb ... the SharePoint site. Once a Web Part is available to a site, developers then add the Web Part to a page. Users can add Web Parts to a SharePoint page only if the Web Part is in one of the galleries ... a SharePoint page or modifying the Web Parts already on the page. With ASP. NET 2.0, a version of Web Parts was added to ASP. NET. For most developers, the statement that “users can build pages...
... between a GenericWebPart with an ASP. NET control inside of it and an ASP. NET control? In the previous paragraph, it would have beenmore accurate to say that the Web Parts containing the ASP. NET ... this chapter, you’ll learn how to❑ Create a customizable ASP. NET page❑ Use the Web Part framework controls that come with ASP. NET ❑ Determine which parts of the page are available for customization❑ ... a user has made and associates those changes with the user that made them. Fortunately, ASP. NET 2.0 comes witha personalization framework. The ASP. NET 2.0 personalization framework allows you...
... data so that it can be used when the page is rendered and sentback to the user. Tags that are generated through the TagKey method do not have their data automaticallycopied to the page that ... IPostBackDataHandlerDim strTextBoxData As StringPublic Function LoadPostData(ByVal postDataKey As String, _ByVal postCollection As Collections.Specialized.NameValueCollection) _If you add HTML ... _Public Class BookDetailInherits System .Web. UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebControl96 Chapter 308_57860x ch03.qxd 10/4/05 9:20 PM Page 96 As Boolean Implements IPostBackDataHandler.LoadPostDatastrTextBoxData...
... control cannot be used on a page that already has a WebPartManager (or on a page that has another copy of your user control or on a page that has anyother user control witha WebPartManager). ... could also drag a WebPartManager onto your usercontrol— but it’s not a good idea. ASP. NET allows only one WebPartManager on a page. As a result, ifyou add a WebPartManager to a user control, ... instance, all WebParts require a WebPartManager, and some WebParts communicate with other WebParts to do their work. Atdesign time you may want to use dummy values in place of the values that...