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Moving to ASP.NET
This chapter is not meant to convince you to move to ASP.NET - you should already be convinced! Instead you can think of this chapter as a playbook for how you can move your current application to Microsoft .NET. We'll provide a basic overview of how ASP.NET works, which will help you get started.
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ASP.NET pages are dynamically compiled on demand when first required in the context of a Web application. Dynamic compilation is not specific to ASP.NET pages (.aspx files); it also occurs with Web Services (.asmx files), Web user controls (.ascx files), HTTP handlers (.ashx files), and ASP.NET application files such as the global.asax file. But what does it mean exactly that an ASP.NET page is compiled?
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0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Amazon E-Commerce Services Search examples
This example demonstrates how Amazon E-Commerce Services can be used to essentially build your own Amazon.com. If you can surf it on Amazon.com, you can access it through Amazon's Web Services. (okay...ALMOST anything)
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5.0(out of 5) Vote:1 Customizing XML for ASP.NET Web Services
Out of the box, ASP.NET is a very powerful platform for writing XML Web Services. But what happens when you need to format the XML to match an existing XML grammar? Not surprisingly, this can be accomplished using the XML Serialization Engine. In the first part of this two-part article, Justin Rudd shows you the basics of the engine as well as how the engine works with ASP.NET.
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ASP.NET solves many of the problems that currently face Web developers, and it greatly simplifies the tasks of creating, debugging, and deploying Web applications. It's radically different from its predecessors in many ways, but it shares a common heritage and background to some. It requires that you learn new skills and forget about some you already have. It'll take time to master, but that investment will be repaid many times over once you start working with it in earnest.
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0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 ASP.NET HOW DO I Video Series: Localization
This video is a tour of the web site localization support in Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition. Learn how to create culture-aware and locale-specific web content with ASP.NET 2.0 with no additional code. Topics include the new declarative binding syntax, page-level vs. application-level resources, and using the rich resource editor.
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0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Rearchitect Your Web Applications for Microsoft ASP.NET
While ASP.NET 2.0 is completely backwards compatible with ASP.NET 1.1, its new features may require you to revise parts of your Web applications. This article provides a detailed analysis of how changes in ASP.NET 2.0 will influence your porting decisions.
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3.0(out of 5) Vote:1 Configuring and Deploying Your ASP.NET Solutions
In this paper, you learn how to configure your Web solutions using ASP.NET's standardized configuration files. You also learn how to design deployment plans that make it easy for you to install your ASP.NET solutions both locally and remotely.
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0.0(out of 5) Vote:0 Building Secure Web Apps
This session presents countermeasures for the threats on web apps. Topics include input validation; techniques for accessing databases securely, including the use of parameterized commands and stored procedures, accounts with limited privileges, Windows authentication vs. SQL Server logins, and secure storage of connection strings; HTML-encoding of user input echoed to the page; vulnerabilities regarding forms authentication and forms authentication cookies; storage of password hashes etc.
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This presentation provides a sweeping overview of the new features in ASP.NET 2.0. The first half of this presentation previews topics that are covered in detail in the next eight decks. The second half (beginning with the first slide after the Web Parts demo) introduces features that, with the exception of what's new in localization, won't be covered again later on.
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