ASP.NET for Developers - Michael Amundsen

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Auteur(s) : Michael Amundsen - Paul Litwin

Editeur : Pearson Education (Us)

Langue : Anglais

Parution : 01/12/2001

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 480

Expédition : 630

Dimensions : 22.8 x 15.3 x 0.1

ISBN : 067232038X

Résumé :

The most concise book for learning ASP.NET from a developer perspective. The book teaches the specifics of the topic without explanations of the basic concepts!

• There are over 6 million current developers who will need to understand and implement ASP.NET.
• Written by Michael Amundsen, one of the programmers of IBUYSPY.Com, the sample application used by Microsoft to showcase ASP.NET.
• This is the most concise book for learning ASP.NET that discusses the details of .NET without going through the basics developers already understand.

Current developers value their time. For many, consulting rates start at dollars35 to dollars50 an hour. Their time is very valuable, thus reading an 800 page book becomes very expensive. At conferences such as Microsoft's PDC and Tech Ed, these developers often are asking for short, concise books full of information. ASP.NET For Developers just that a concise book that focuses on teaching the reader ASP.NET using Visual Basic.NET. The book starts by presenting the key concepts with using ASP.NET and Visual Basic.NET. Because the reader is assumed to be an experienced developer, this information is presented in a very straightforward method with little explanation. As the book progresses into more ASP.NET specific topics, additional detail will be provided along with concise examples and explanations. Michael Amundsen is one of the developers of IBUYSPY.com which is the Web site used by Microsoft to illustrate ASP.NET. In addition to being a consultant, Amundsen travels the U.S. and Europe teaching and consulting on development topics including Visual InterDev, Visual Basic, database development, and ASP. Amundsen's writing can also be seen in periodicals such as VBPJ, VB Tech magazine, and more. Paul Litwin is the Conference Chair for ASP Connections and XML Connections and a senior consultant with Litwin Consulting and MCW Technologies. Paul is the author of several books including the Access 2000 Developer's Handbook. Paul travels around the U.S. training developers.

Biographie:
Michael Amundsen is an internationally best-selling author with titles such as Practical Visual InterDev and Sams Teach Yourself Database Programming with Visual Basic in 21 Days. In addition, Amundsen teaches and consults on development topics: Visual InterDev, Visual Basic, database development, and ASP. He was also one of the developers of IBUYSPY.com, Microsoft's example website for ASP.NET. Paul Litwin, Conference Chair for ASP Connections and XML Connections, is a senior consultant with Litwin Consulting and MCW Technologies. Paul has written several books, including the Access 2000 Developer's Handbook. Paul trains numerous developers and has authored courseware for AppDev's Active Server Pages, Visual InterDev as well as Access classes and CD & video seminars.

Sommaire:
1. What are ASP+ and COM+ 2.0. 2. Understanding the COM+ 2.0 Runtime Environment. 3. Using ASP+ on Your Web Server. II. Visual Basic 7.0 Quick Start. 4. Understanding Visual Basic 7.0 Syntax and Structure. 5. Using the Intrinsic Methods and Properties of Visual Basic. 6. Importing Namespace Assemblies with Visual Basic 7.0. III. Building Web Pages with the ASP+ Web Forms Technology. 7. Introducing ASP+ Web Forms. 8. Building Simple Pages with the HTML Server Controls. 9. Creating Interactive Forms with Web Form Server Controls. 10. Designing Advanced user Interfaces with Web Form List Controls and Custom Web Controls. 11. Improving Your User Interfaces with Validation Controls. IV. Accessing Databases with ADO+. 12. Understanding Data Access in the ASP+/COM+ 2.0 Environment. 13. Using ASP+ Data Binding to Access Your Database. 14. Accessing SQL Server Data with the SQL Data Object Library. 15. Accessing Non-SQL Server Data with the ADO Data Object Library. V. Creating and Using Web Services. 16. Underwstanding the Web Service Model. 17. Exposing Web Services on Your Server. 18. Accessing Web Services from Other Applications. VI. Configuration and Deploying ASP+ Solutions. 19. Deploying Your ASP+ Application in the COM+ 2.0 Environment. 20. Using the ASP+ Security Model. 21. Configuring Your ASP+ Configuration Model.