... of applications, from Web services to
Windows applications to mobile applicationsand everything in between. We can now create
components and integrate them fully withWeb services (and each ... Internet technologies and protocols such as
HTTP, XML, SOAP, and UDDI. They allow you to encapsulate code, publish interfaces,
discover services, and communicate between the publisher and consumer ... of
communication. The key concepts of these infrastructure technologies are touched upon
before moving into a practical discussion of creating and testing a Web Service.
Chapter 8 begins with...
... how ASP. NETweb services can be created and used. ASP. NET
web services require the ASP. NET runtime as hosting environment. Using .NET Remoting directly, we
can host a web service in any application ... Remoting?
.NET Remoting is the replacement for DCOM. As we have seen in the last chapters, ASP. NETweb services
are an easy-to use-technology to call services across a network. ASP. NETweb services can ... object class can only be used in
client-activated object configurations.
The client can be changed to call the remote object. In the client code, we create a new instance of the
class B and initialize...
...
Creating WebApplicationswith 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 files.
A Web form ... name is set to Web. config,
and click Add.
The file Web. config is added to the project and appears in the Code and Text
Editor window.
3. Scroll to the end of the Web. config file, and insert a ...
graphic:
TIP
You can align and space controls by using the commands on the Format menu. To
align a set of controls, select them all and then, on the Format menu, click Align
and select the...
... insert_contact, and delete_contact 304
Editing a Contact 304
Adding a Contact 305
Deleting a Contact 306
Lookup of a Contact 309
Testing Lookup of a Contact 310
Summary 312
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ment, communication, and social networking. To provide all this functionality, more and more web
applicationsand services are available and required. These applicationsand services are replac-
ing ... servers, such as full-text search, caching, data collection, and storage. The
concept of ‘‘scale-out versus scale-up’’ has become a given in web development and architecture.
This is the case now...
... the
year specified is not from the future? In order to look up the current year, we’ll need to
run some IO. For such circumstances, we’ll need checkM:
carYearField = checkM inPast $ checkBool (>= ... our structure (HTML), style (CSS), and logic (JavaScript). But when we want
to build modular pieces of code that can be easily composed, it can be a headache to
coordinate all three pieces separately. ... N/A
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... protocols. Any XML Web
service can interoperate with any other XML Web service.
Also, because XML Web services communicate by using HTTP and XML, any
network node, which supports these technologies, ...
Services Using Microsoft ASP. NET.
Like components, XML Web services are black boxes. They encapsulate the
implementation and provide an interface for communicating with the XML
Web service. ... scope of
this course. However, in Module 7, “Securing XML Web Services,” in Course
2524B, Developing XML Web Services Using Microsoft ASP. NET, you will see
how you can secure XML Web services...
... no-
cache directive tells caches they must always revalidate the cached response before
serving it.
The Pragma header can specify a no-cache value that is equivalent to the no-cache
Cache-Control ... Location
header indicates to the client the URI of the created resources. Thus, HTTP Clients
should automatically check for the Location in the case of a 201.
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Cache-Control: no-cache
Pragma: ... specify that the
Accept header was used:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
Content-Length: 183
Vary: Accept
Cache behaviors
The Cache-Control header gives instructions...
... HTTP clients, including
browsers and mobile devices. Web APIs can also benefit from the web infrastructure
for concerns like caching and concurrency.
What About SOAP Web Services?
SOAP services ... including Host, Expect, and Range
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Headers for authentication credentials, including User-Agent and From
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Headers for content negotiation, including Accept, Accept-Language, and
Accept-Encoding
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ples, which are covered in later chapters of the book, are RFC 5861, which introduces
new caching headers, and the CORS specification, which introduces new headers for
cross...
... project for DataAccess.
Add the ASP. NET application in a custom action.
B. Create a setup project for the ASP. NET application.
Create another setup project for DataAccess.
C. Create a Web ... Reference window, click the COM tab.
4. Scroll down the list of components and select the one you want to reference, such as
Microsoft CDO For Exchange 2000 Library. Click Select. After the component ... that contain instances of
TKToggle can handle the ChangedValue event and process custom event handling code.
Which lines of code are two possible ways to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer...
... application doesn’t change, and so it is for the inspiring
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... developers and designers to create more sophisticated services and graphics. As a result,
today’s pages are heavy and cumbersome.
Given the current architecture of Web applications, each user action ... side effect, the user experience. Standardization via
the World Wide Web Consortium (W 3C) committees helped to have an offi cial specifi cation for
some Web features such as CSS and HTML Document...
... ASP. NET source code, so we
would usually leave this checkbox unchecked for any directory that contains ASP. NET pages. By
default, all directories created during setup have Script Source Access ... subdirectories that hold classic ASP pages which
demonstrate the various classic ASP objects and components.
q \scripts is an empty directory, where ASP. NET programs can be stored.
q \webpub is also ... web server machine, select Start | Settings | Network and Dial-up
Connections, and from the Advanced menu select Network Identification. The Network Identification tab
will display your machine...
... Multiple Controls 242
Managing the Controls Collection 245
Summary 246
Chapter 9: Adding Advanced Functionality 247
Integrating Client-Side Code 247
ASP. NET Client-Side Code 248
Static and Dynamic Client-Side ... Interfaces 330
Handling Incompatible Interfaces 340
Connection Point Parameters 343
Making Your Own Connections 344
Types of Connections 344
Making Connections Through Code 344
Creating Static Connections ... you can add that library to any project in order to use your custom
control in that project.
Web Parts
It’s not really correct to compare Web Parts with user controls and custom controls. User controls...
... of content, static HTML, ASP. NET tags, and code, built using the
same tools that you use to create Web pages.
❑ Custom controls/WebParts: A code-only solution, very similar to ASP. NET custom controls.
Unlike ... property.
Technically speaking, what is in the WebPartZone is a Web Part (specifically, a GenericWebPart) which,
in turn, contains a single ASP. NET control. What’s the difference between a GenericWebPart ... GenericWebPart with an
ASP. NET control inside of it and an ASP. NET control? In the previous paragraph, it would have been
more accurate to say that the Web Parts containing the ASP. NET controls have...
... TagPrefix(“MyControls”, “myc”)> _
Public Class BookDetail
End Class
In C# :
[assembly: TagPrefix(“MyControls”, “myc”)]
public class WebCustomControl1 : WebControl
{
}
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Second, you should never call the CreateChildControls method directly. Instead, you should call the
WebControl object’s EnsureChildControls method. This method first checks the ChildControlsCreated
property ... namespace called VB within a Visual Basic 2005 class file:
Namespace VB
Public Class BookDetail
Inherits System .Web. UI.WebControls.WebControl
End Class
End Namespace
For C# , the namespace is set...