1. ASP.NET 3.5

• NET Framework 3.5

• ASP.NET 3.5

• New Features

• Special Folders Make Integration Easier

• Security

• Personalization

• Master Pages

• Navigation

• Web Sites Without IIS

• Improved Controls

• New Controls

• Visual Studio 2008 (VS2008)

2. Visual Studio 2008

• Start Page
• Creating Your First Web Page
• Projects and Solutions
• Solutions
• Projects and Files
• Templates
• Project Names
• The Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
• Layout
• Building and Running
• Menus and Toolbars
• File Menu
• Edit Menu
• View Menu
• Refactor Menu
• Website Menu
• Project Menu
• Build Menu
• Debug Menu
• Data Menu
• Format Menu
• Tools Menu
• Window Menu
• Help Menu

 

3. Controls: Fundamental Concepts

• Events
• ASP.NET Events
• Event Arguments
• Application and Session Events
• Page and Control Events
• Postback Versus Non-Postback Events
• IsPostBack
• Events in Visual Studio 2005
• Multiple Controls to One Event Handler
• ASP.NET Server Controls
• ASP.NET and Browsers
• ASP.NET Server Control Class Hierarchy
• CSS Styles
• HTML Server Controls
• Client-Side Processing

 

4. Basic Controls

• The Basics
• Label Control
• TextBox Control
• HiddenField Control
• Button Controls
• HyperLink Control
• Selecting Values
• CheckBox Control
• RadioButton Control
• Selecting from a List
• ListItem Object
• CheckBoxList Control
• RadioButtonList Control
• DropDownList Control
• ListBox Control
• BulletedList Control
• Tables
• Table Rows
• Table Cells
• Cell Width
• Panel Control
• Images
• Image Control
• ImageMap Control

5. Advanced Controls

• MultiView and View Controls

• Wizard Control

• FileUpload Control

• AdRotator Control

• Advertisement File

• Using AdRotator

• Calendar

• Selecting Dates in the Calendar

• Controlling the Calendar's Appearance

• Programming the Calendar Control

   

6. Web Site Fundamentals

• The Page
• Code-Behind
• Moving to Another Page
• HyperLink
• Server.Transfer
• Response.Redirect
• Cross-Page Posting
• State
• Session State
• View State
• State Bag
• Application State
• Lifecycle
• Directives
• Application Directive
• Assembly Directive
• Control Directive
• Implements Directive
• Import Directive
• Master Directive
• MasterType Directive
• OutputCache Directive
• Page Directive
• Reference Directive
• Register Directive

 

7. Tracing, Debugging, and Error Handling

• Creating the Sample Application

• Tracing

• Page-Level Tracing

• Inserting into the Trace Log

• Application-Level Tracing

• Trace Viewer

• Debugging

• The Debug Toolbar

• Breakpoints

• Stepping Through Code

• Examining Variables and Objects

• Debug Windows

• Error Handling

• Unhandled Errors

• Application-Wide Error Pages

• Page-Specific Error Pages

8. Validation

• The RequiredFieldValidator
• The Summary Control
• The Compare Validator
• Checking the Input Type
• Comparing to Another Control
• Range Checking
• Regular Expressions
• Custom Validation
• Validation Groups

9. Web Data Access

• Getting Data from a Database

• Data Source Controls

• GridView Control

• Adding Insert, Update, and Delete Statements

• Multiuser Updates

• Optimistic Concurrency

• Displaying and Updating the Grid

• Take It for a Spin

• Tracking the Update with Events

• Modifying the Grid Based on Events

• Passing Parameters to the Select Query

• DataList Control

• Editing Items in List Controls

• Deleting Items from a List Control

• Repeater Control

• DetailsView Control: Examining One Record at a Time

• FormView Control: Examining Single Records as Master/Detail

• Editing with FormView

• Inserting New Records

• DetailsView and FormView Event

10. ADO.NET

• The ADO.NET Object Model
• The DataSet Class
• DbCommand and DbConnection
• The DataAdapter Object
• The Data Reader Object
• Getting Started with ADO.NET
• Using a DataReader
• Creating Data Relations Within DataSets
• Creating Data Objects by Hand
• Bug Database Design
• Creating the DataTable by Hand
• Creating Primary Keys
• Creating Foreign Keys
• Creating Data Relations
• Stored Procedures
• Creating a Simple Stored Procedure
• Stored Procedures with Parameters
• Updating with SQL and ADO.NET
• Updating Data with Transactions
• The ACID Test
• Implementing Transactions
• Binding to Business Objects

 

11. Forms-Based Security

• Authentication
• Anonymous Access
• Windows Authentication
• Passport Authentication
• Forms Authentication
• Forms-Based Authentication in Detail
• Create the Application
• Adding a Password Reminder
• Add Roles to ASP.NET Accounts
• Using the Web Administrator Tool to Set Up Roles
• Restricting Access to Pages Based on Roles

 

12. Master Pages and Navigation

• Master Pages
• Adding Content Pages
• Using Nested Master Pages
• Dynamically Editing the Master
• Navigation
• Getting Started with Site Navigation
• Setting Up the Pages
• Customizing the Look and Feel
• Populating on Demand
• Using a Menu for Navigation
• Enumerate Site Map Nodes Programatically
• Filtering Based on Security
• Enable Membership
• Adding Roles
• Add a Login Page
• Create Access Rules
• Creating a Permission-Driven Site Map

 

13. Personalization

• Creating Personalized Web Sites
• Recording Personalization Information
• Setting Up Profile Handling
• Exploring the Profile Tables
• Personalizing with Complex Types
• Anonymous Personalization
• Themes and Skins
• Create the Test Site
• Organize Site Themes and Skins
• Enable Themes and Skins
• Specify Themes for Your Page
• Setting Stylesheet Themes
• Setting Customization Themes
• Using Named Skins
• Web Parts
• Web Parts Architecture
• Creating Zones
• Adding Controls to Zones
• Minimizing and Restoring
• Enabling Editing and Layout Changes
• Creating a User Control to Enable Changing Page Layout
• Adding Parts from a Catalog

 

14. Custom and User Controls

• User Controls
• User Controls with Code
• Control Directive
• Properties
• Handling Events
• Custom Controls
• Properties
• The Render Method
• Updating the Control
• Maintaining State
• Creating Derived Controls
• Creating Composite Controls

 

15. Creating Web Services

• How Web Services Work
• Developing a Web Service
• The Proxy
• Creating the Consumer
• Protocols and Standards
• HTTP
• XML
• SOAP
• Web Services Enhancements (WSE)
• Creating a Simple Web Service 
• In-Line with a Text Editor
• Code-Behind with Visual Studio 2005
• WebService DirectiveDeriving from the WebService Class
• Application State via HttpContext
• WebServiceBinding Attribute
• WebMethod Attribute
• The BufferResponse Property
• CacheDuration Property
• Description Property
• EnableSession Property
• MessageName Property
• TransactionOption Property
• WebService Attribute
• Description Property
• Name Property
• Namespace Property
• Data Types
• Arrays
• Classes and Structs
• DataSets
• StockTickerComplete
• Creating Discovery Documents
• Discovery via Query String
• Static Discovery Files
• Deployment
• Pre-Compiled Assemblies
• Dynamically Compiled Assemblie

16. Consuming Web Services

• Discovery
• Creating the Client with VS2005
• Creating the Client Manually
• Creating the Consumer Web Page Content
• Creating the Proxy
• Compiling the Proxy Class
• Finishing the Consumer App
• Using Asynchronous Method Calls

 

17. Caching and Performance

• Types of Caching

• Class Caching

• Configuration Caching

• Data Caching

• Output Caching

• Object Caching

• Data Caching

• DataSourceControl Caching

• SQL Cache Dependency

• Output Caching

• The OutputCache Directive

• Fragment Caching: Caching Part of a Page

• Object Caching

• Cache Class Functionality

• Dependencies

• Scavenging

• Callback Support

• The HttpCachePolicy Class

• Performance

• ASP.NET-Specific Issues

• General .NET Issues

• Database Issues

• Benchmarking and Profiling

 

18. Application Logic and Configuration

• Internet Information Server (IIS)

• IIS Versions

• Virtual Directories

• Understanding Web Applications

• Application-Wide Logic

• HttpApplication Object

• global.asax

• Global Members

• Configuring the Application

• Hierarchical Configuration

• Format

• Configuration Settings UI

• Web Site Administration Tool

• Other Configuration Settings

• Custom Configuration Sections

19. Deployment

•  Assemblies
• Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL)
• ILDASM
• Manifests
• Versioning
• Private Versus Shared Assemblies
• Strong Names
• Local Deployment
• Full Runtime Compilation
• Manual Compilation of Assemblies
• Full Pre-Compilation
• Pre-Compilation of Code Only
• Global Deployment
• Windows Installer
• Build Configurations
• Adding a Setup Project with the Setup Wizard
• Adding a Setup Project Manually
• Further Customizations
• Deploying the Web Site

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