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FOURTH EDITION

ASP.NET 4

in C# 2010

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FOURTH EDITION

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Pro ASP.NET 4 in C# 2010

Dear Reader,

As you know, ASP.NET is Microsoft’s premier technology for creating server-

side web applications. In this book, you’ll learn about ASP.NET 4, which is the

latest milestone in web development.

ASP.NET 4 adds a host of refinements and two major new features to pre-

vious versions of the technology. The first major change is the inclusion of

ASP.NET MVC—an alternative way to design web pages—that offers clean-

er URLs, better testability, and tight control over HTML. The second is ASP.

NET Dynamic Data—a data scaffolding framework that allows you to build

an entire website out of flexible, reusable templates. You’ll learn about both

of these innovations in this book. You’ll also get a solid look at Silverlight,

Microsoft’s next-generation browser plug-in that allows you to draw vector

graphics, show animations, and play media files in your ASP.NET pages.

The book also covers:

• Core concepts of ASP.NET 4. You’ll learn the fundamentals of Visual Studio, ASP.

NET, and the web forms model—and how to extend this infrastructure when

you need to.

• Data access. You’ll get a thorough review of scalable data access programming,

covering pure ADO.NET, LINQ, the Entity Framework, ASP.NET Dynamic Data,

and advanced caching techniques.

• Security. You’ll learn to secure your website with ASP.NET’s built-in authoriza-

tion and authentication features, and how to protect sensitive data wherever it’s

stored with encryption.

• Advanced user interface. You’ll study a range of techniques for building pages with

pizzazz, including CSS, custom controls, GDI+, JavaScript, and ASP.NET AJAX.

• And much more…

Matthew MacDonald (Microsoft MVP, MCSD)

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Contents at a Glance

Contents....................................................................................................................v

About the Author ................................................................................................ xxxii

About the Technical Reviewer ........................................................................... xxxiii

Introduction ....................................................................................................... xxxiv

Part 1: Core Concepts ...............................................................................................1

■ Chapter 1: Introducing ASP.NET...........................................................................3

■ Chapter 2: Visual Studio.....................................................................................21

■ Chapter 3: Web Forms........................................................................................77

■ Chapter 4: Server Controls...............................................................................129

■ Chapter 5: ASP.NET Applications .....................................................................183

■ Chapter 6: State Management .........................................................................235

Part 2: Data Access ..............................................................................................275

■ Chapter 7: ADO.NET Fundamentals ..................................................................277

■ Chapter 8: Data Components and the DataSet .................................................321

■ Chapter 9: Data Binding ...................................................................................353

■ Chapter 10: Rich Data Controls........................................................................403

■ Chapter 11: Caching and Asynchronous Pages ...............................................477

■ Chapter 12: Files and Streams.........................................................................527

■ Chapter 13: LINQ ..............................................................................................563

■ Chapter 14: XML...............................................................................................617

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