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Adding and Configuring Server Controls to a Web Forms Page Using C# .NET
Introduction
Generally, a Web application provides information from a Web server to different client users over the Internet. The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is used to send requests from a client's Web browser to the Web application on the Web server. The HTTP then sends back...
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Adding and Configuring Server Controls to a Web Forms Page Using Visual Basic .NET
Introduction
Generally, a Web application provides information from a Web server to different client users over the Internet. The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is used to send requests from a client's Web browser to the Web application on the Web server. The HTTP then sends back...
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ASP.NET State Management
In an ASP.NET Web application, information about the current user, his preferences, and the application's current configuration are stored as values of global variables. This information is also stored as controls and properties of objects in memory to be used by the application until it is...
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ASP.NET Validation Controls
ASP.NET provides a data validation framework for enabling validation of user input at the Web browser. Validation ensures that the user has input valid data into all required fields on a Web site. ASP.NET provides both client-side and server-side validation by facilitating Web pages with several...
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Building Graphical User Interface
Windows Forms are based on the Graphical User Interface (GUI). Hence, several graphical interface elements can be used within a Windows-based application. The .NET Framework provides the System.Drawing namespace that is included in the Windows Graphics Design Interface (GDI+). Several classes...
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Configure Serviced Components
There are specific COM+ services that are used to configure a serviced component and apply them in an application, which are as follows: Initiating the COM+ transactions in an application: A transaction consists of a series of operations, each of which is connected together to form a...
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Creating and Configuring a Web Application Using C# .NET
In Visual Studio .NET, a Web application is used to provide information from a Web server to different client users over the Internet. It uses Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) to send requests from the client Web browser to the Web application on the Web server, and to return the application’s...
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Creating and Configuring a Web Application Using Visual Basic .NET
In Visual Studio .NET, a Web application is used to provide information from a Web server to different client users over the Internet. It uses Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) to send requests from the client Web browser to the Web application on the Web server, and to return the applications...
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Customizing and Personalizing a Web Application
ASP.NET 2.0 provides the ability to customize and personalize Web-based applications by using four techniques. These techniques include master pages, themes, user profiles, and Web parts. The following describes briefly about each of these four techniques:
Master Pages: A master page is a...
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Customizing and Personalizing a Web Application
ASP.NET 2.0 provides the ability to customize and personalize Web-based applications by using four techniques. These techniques include master pages, themes, user profiles, and Web parts. The following describes briefly about each of these four techniques:
Master Pages: A master page is a...
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