ADO.NET and XML : ASP.NET on the edge

Title:

Personal Author:

Beamer, Gregory A.

Publication Information:

Indianapolis, IN : Wiley Publishing, 2002

ISBN:

9780764548499

Subject Term:

Internet programming

Microsoft .NET.

XML (Document markup language)

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Written by a developer, for developers, this detailed guide is a must for Microsoft programmers who are ready to build next-generation web applications and web services on the .NET Platform. Readers will benefit from expert author Greg Beamer's coverage of topics that include:
* Understanding .NET and the Common Language Runtime (CLR)
* The new Visual Basic.NET language
* Working with ASP.NET Controls
* ASP.NET Validation
* ADO.NET datasets
* ADO.Net Errors and Exceptions
* Rendering DataSets With the DataGrid
* Working with SQL Server
* XML and data transport
* Transformation of XML with XSLT
* DTDs and Schemas
* SOAP, BizTalk, DISCO and UDDI
* Security and authentication
* And more...
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Author Notes

Greg Beamer, MCSD, MCSE, MCDBA, MCP+I, works as an Internet architect and consultant

Preface	p. xi
Acknowledgments	p. xvi
Part I Introduction to .NET
Chapter 1 Introducing the .NET Framework and the CLR	p. 3
The .NET Framework	p. 3
Multiple Languages, One Bytecode	p. 6
Source Code, Executables, Assemblies, and Applications	p. 9
Common Functionality	p. 19
One Bytecode, Multiple Platforms	p. 23
Finding Information in the Framework SDK	p. 33
Summary	p. 35
Chapter 2 Visual Basic .NET	p. 37
Everything Is an Object	p. 37
Working with Classes	p. 52
Working with Namespaces	p. 57
Visual Basic--Object-Oriented?	p. 59
Scope	p. 71
Error Handling	p. 74
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly	p. 75
Summary	p. 80
Chapter 3 ASP.NET	p. 83
ASP.NET and the .NET Framework	p. 83
ASP.NET Built-in Objects	p. 107
Choice of Languages	p. 109
CodeBehind	p. 111
Configuration	p. 122
Finding the Problem	p. 130
Summary	p. 132
Chapter 4 XML	p. 133
Why XML?	p. 133
XML Structure	p. 135
Rendering XML with XSLT	p. 144
XML Objects in .NET	p. 147
Other Microsoft XML Initiatives	p. 151
Summary	p. 152
Chapter 5 ADO.NET	p. 155
More than ADO+	p. 155
The ADO.NET Object Models	p. 167
SQL Server Has Its Own Objects	p. 175
System.Data.Ddbc	p. 179
Summary	p. 179
Chapter 6 Your First .NET Application	p. 181
Overview	p. 181
Building the Page	p. 183
Adding Data	p. 186
Migrating to CodeBehind	p. 195
Deploying the Application	p. 199
Summary	p. 210
Part II Building Web Applications--ASP.NET and Visual Basic .NET
Chapter 7 Windows Forms and WebForms	p. 213
Building a Windows Forms Application	p. 213
Building a WebForm	p. 225
Summary	p. 240
Chapter 8 Adding Interactivity with ASP.NET Web Controls	p. 241
Working with Web Controls	p. 241
Other Web Controls	p. 251
CodeBehind: A Review	p. 284
Summary	p. 285
Chapter 9 Validation	p. 287
The Concept of Validation	p. 287
Putting It All Together	p. 304
Summary	p. 309
Chapter 10 Error Handling and Debugging	p. 311
Exceptions?	p. 311
Structured versus Unstructured Error Handling	p. 312
Tracking Errors	p. 326
Summary	p. 336
Chapter 11 Sessions and Applications	p. 337
Application Settings	p. 337
Summary	p. 351
Chapter 12 Configuring Web Applications	p. 353
Using the web.config File	p. 353
Summary	p. 368
Chapter 13 Security and Authentication	p. 369
Windows Security	p. 369
Security in ASP.NET	p. 373
Summary	p. 390
Chapter 14 Web Services	p. 391
Web Services?	p. 391
Using Web Services	p. 399
Summary	p. 424
Part III Working with Data--ADO.NET
Chapter 15 Working with Provider Objects	p. 427
The Way We Were	p. 427
Moving to ADO.NET	p. 435
An Object Dictionary	p. 455
Summary	p. 463
Chapter 16 Data Binding with ADO.NET	p. 465
Data Binding	p. 465
Simple Data Binding	p. 466
Binding to Web Controls	p. 477
Binding to Simpler HTML Controls	p. 496
Summary	p. 499
Chapter 17 Advanced ADO.NET	p. 501
Relational Databases and DataSets	p. 501
Using DataSets to Manipulate Data	p. 513
Auto-Generating Commands	p. 524
Transactions	p. 527
Summary	p. 532
Part IV Collaboration and Presentation--XML
Chapter 18 Working with XML	p. 535
Valid versus Well Formed	p. 535
A Great Way to Express Data	p. 538
The .NET XML Namespaces	p. 539
Generating XML from SQL Server 2000	p. 546
XML from a DataSet	p. 548
XML into a DataGrid	p. 550
Accessing XML Using Streams	p. 553
Readers and Writers	p. 555
Summary	p. 558
Chapter 19 Schemas in the .NET Framework	p. 559
The Predecessor to Schemas: DTDs	p. 559
XSD Schemas: A Better Way to Represent Data	p. 560
Generating Schemas from SQL Server 2000	p. 577
Working with Schemas in .NET	p. 580
Summary	p. 586
Chapter 20 Transformations and Navigation	p. 587
An Introduction to XPath	p. 587
Transformations Using XSLT	p. 595
Summary	p. 610
Part V Putting It All Together
Chapter 21 Designing an Intranet Using Forms Authentication	p. 613
Overview of the Bedframer Intranet	p. 613
Database Design	p. 615
Security	p. 618
The Census Page	p. 634
Summary	p. 640
Chapter 22 Telling the World: An Internet Application	p. 641
Building a Site with XSLT	p. 641
Summary	p. 660
Chapter 23 Partnering and Portals: An Extranet through XML Web Services	p. 661
Making a Portal	p. 661
Completing the portal	p. 675
Summary	p. 676
Index	p. 677
On the Companion Web Site
Appendix A A Brief Look at the Visual Studio .NET IDE	p. 1
Introducing the Visual Studio .NET IDE	p. 1
Options	p. 13
Toolbars	p. 16
Debugging	p. 19
Appendix B A Comparison of Visual Basic .NET and C#	p. 1
Syntax	p. 1
Object-Oriented Concepts	p. 14
Code Branching and Loops	p. 19
Error Handling	p. 23
Features Not Present in Visual Basic .NET	p. 24
Appendix C Some Important .NET Resources	p. 1
Microsoft Sites	p. 1
ASP.NET Sites	p. 3

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