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Adding and Configuring Server Controls to a Web Forms Page Using C# .NET
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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
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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 Validation Controls
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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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Customizing and Personalizing a Web Application
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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
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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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Describe the list of configuration file levels in the ASP.NET configuration hierarchy.
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The following is the list of configuration file levels at which each file is located in the ASP.NET configuration hierarchy:
Configuration Level File Name File Description Server Machine.config The file is located at the topmost of the ASP.NET configuration hierarchy. It...
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Describe the setup project properties of a Windows application?
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The following are the setup project properties that provide descriptive information about a Windows application:
Setup Project Properties Description Author It contains the name of the author that creates an application. Description It contains the description about an...
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Describe the setup project properties to determine their behavior during installation?
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The following are the setup project properties to determine their behavior during installation:
Setup Project Properties Description InstallAllUsers It determines whether the setup package is installed for all users or only for installing users. PostBuildEvent It specifies the...
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Developing Multi-Threaded .NET Applications
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Introduction
A thread is a sequence of code execution within a single process. It does not have its own address space. However, it uses the memory and other resources of the process in which it executes. A thread consists of identification, a stack, a register set containing the program or...
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Developing Multi-Threaded .NET Applications
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Introduction
A thread is a sequence of code execution within a single process. It does not have its own address space. However, it uses the memory and other resources of the process in which it executes. A thread consists of identification, a stack, a register set containing the program or...
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