... Agenda
Agenda
Introduction Windows Forms
Introduction Windows Forms
How to handle events in Windows Forms
How to handle events in Windows Forms
Adding controls to forms (design-time)
Adding controls to forms (design-time)
Dynamically ... with Menu
Creating MDI applications with Windows
Creating MDI applications with Windows
Forms
Forms
Deploying Windows For...
... output
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The text box report item is more or less the same as a standard text box control we’d use
w
ith Windows Forms ... selecting Add
➤
DataTable (see Figure 4-13).
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Figure 4-18. Report designer with...
... client might also use a Content-type header with the POST or PUT
method. Most commonly, with many CGI applications, clients use a POST
or PUT request with information in the entity-body, and supply ... different values with commas.
2. On the other hand, sometimes it takes longer to pick up everyone in a
carpool than it would take to drive to work alone. This sometimes happens
wit...
... of response codes can you expect from a server, and what
do you do with them?
Chapter 3: Learning HTTP- P1
In the previous chapter, we went through a few examples of HTTP
transactions and outlined ... practice, POST is used with CGI programs that happen to interface with
other resources like network services and command line programs. In the
future, POST may be directly interf...
... the requested URL. With HTML editors, it
is possible to publish documents onto the server with a PUT method.
Revisiting the PUT example in Chapter 2, we see an HTML editor with
some sample ... exist.
405 Method Not
This code is given with the Allow header and indicates
that the method used by the client is not supported for this
Chapter 3: Learning HTTP- P2
PUT: Store t...
... this.btnOK = new System .Windows. Forms. Button ();
this.btnCancel = new System .Windows. Forms. Button ();
this.label1 = new System .Windows. Forms. Label ();
this.label2 = new System .Windows. Forms. Label ();
... true;
}
264 CHAPTER 9 BASIC CONTROLS
Specific Windows Forms concepts we will cover in this chapter include:
• Form inheritance: what is it and how do you do it?
•...
... discussed in chapters 9 and 10, of course.
We will see some of these in the next chapter, and others as we continue our progres-
sion through the book. In chapter 11 we continue with our new ... selected.
352 CHAPTER 10 LIST CONTROLS
This completes our discussion of list controls. The next section provides a quick recap
of the chapter just in case you have already forgotten.
10.6 REC...
... associated with a Form graphically
and assigned to one or more controls within that form using the Windows Forms
Designer and the Properties windows. Visual Studio creates the list within the ... this chapter.
Chapter 18 is called “Odds and ends .NET,” and completes our discussion with
a review of various topics that should be of further interest. These include printing,
Windows...