... 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 is unmarshaled
DisconnectedObject
DisconnectedObject() is called when an MBR object is
disconnected, for example when the lease time of an client-activated
object expires
.NET Remoting Architecture
155
The...
... you can use
multiple .NET languages within a single .NET application. Microsoft provides Visual
Basic .NET (VB .NET) , C# , JScript .NET, C+ +, and J++. The two most popular choices
are VB .NET and C# . ... 584
DataList Control 587
Contents
xvii
The ASP. NET Security Process 758
Code Access Security and ASP. NET Trust Levels 760
ASP. NET Authentication 764
Forms Authentication 765
Using Forms Authentication ... the Web: www.prenhallprofessional.com
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Connolly, Randy, 1964-
Core Web application developmentwithASP .NET 2.0 / Randy Connolly.
p. cm.
Includes...
... 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 files.
A Web form ... indicates that the control can be accessed
programmatically by code running on the Web server. This code can query and
change the values of any of the properties of this control (for example, change ... 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 .aspx file often has an associated code...
... the CheckBox. True means the CheckBox is
checked; false means it is clear.
The CheckBox control can fire the events described in Table 4-24.
Table 4-24. CheckBox Control Events
Event Name Function
propertyChanged ... to the client
before a single batched update commit. It also provides optimistic concurrency, keeping track
of the changes so they can be posted back to the server to resolve conflicts.
Chapter ... Function
propertyChanged Fires upon the changing of a property. Supports actions (for more about
actions, see Chapter 5).
click Fires upon the user clicking the CheckBox. Can be used to preprocess
actions...
... federated XML Web
services.
Why should XML Web services succeed where all other technologies have
failed? Let us look at the key characteristics of XML Web services that can
enable its success. ... 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, ... “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 that were built by using the Microsoft
.NET...
... 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 ... Started with ASP. NETWeb API 50
Exploring a New Web API Project 54
WebApiConfig 54
ValuesController 56
“Hello Web API!” 58
Creating the Service 58
The Client 65
The Host 65
Conclusion 66
4.
Processing ... token, which the client
can then use to access the resource. The clear advantage here is that the user’s
credentials are never directly exchanged with the client application attempting to
access the...
... principles and practices for web applications,
which, when followed, entitle a web application to wear the Web 2.0 crown. A web
site can claim to be a Web 2.0 site if it:
• Allows users to control ... Web
2.0 user interface
• Architectural complexities and development challenges of JavaScript-rich, widget-
enabled web sites
• Production and maintenance challenges of running a high-volume web ... need
the whole web portal’s web application source code in your local development com-
puter to build widgets. All you have to do is create a regular ASP. NET 2.0 web site,
create a user control, make...
... for IncomeByCountry
/// </summary>
public class IncomeByCountry
{
private List<NetIncome> _netIncome;
public IncomeByCountry()
{
_netIncome = new List<NetIncome>();
_netIncome.Add(new ... Report Characteristics
Characteristics Value
Report title Net Income Comparison Current Vs Last Year
Company title Home Decorations Inc.
Data source Business Object Collection
Columns to report Country, ... List<NetIncome>();
_netIncome.Add(new NetIncome("Canada", 305001, 230050));
_netIncome.Add(new NetIncome("America", 118900, 98002));
_netIncome.Add(new NetIncome("France", 54000, 67900));
_netIncome.Add(new...
... 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 ... \iissamples\homepage contains some example classic ASP pages
q \iissamples\sdk contains a set of subdirectories that hold classic ASP pages which
demonstrate the various classic ASP objects and components. ... 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...
... 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 ... the Web. config file located in the Products
folder.
Use the location tag in the Web. config file to deny access to the Accounting folder for all
roles except the Accounting role.
C. Place the ... to the Accounting folder by explicitly denying all other users
access.
C: We could also configure access to the by only allowing access to the folder to the Accounting
role.
Incorrect Answers...
... other applications without concern about how the other
applications were built.
.NET is about XML Web services. XML Web Services are programmatic. You can think of
Web Services as components ... 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 ... their contact information and share it with those they
choose.
• .NET Inbox. Gives users access to their email on any computer or device upon a
successful sign in to .NET My Services.
• .NET...
... 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 ... user controls. You can share a custom control among projects.
Typically, you’ll create your custom control in a Web Custom Control library that is compiled separately
from your Web application....
... 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 ... to create Web pages.
❑ Custom controls/WebParts: A code-only solution, very similar to ASP. NET custom controls.
Unlike custom controls, you cannot inherit from other controls when building a Web ... 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...