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Part
Part
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Core ASP. NET
■ Chapter 1
Introducing ASP. NET 2.0 3
■ Chapter 2
How ASP. NET Works 53
■ Chapter 3
Working with the Standard Web Server Controls 97
■ Chapter 4
The Additional Standard Web Server ... to create realistic Web
applications using ASP. NET 2.0 less daunting for readers who are unfamiliar with
ASP. NET, as well as for readers who are somewhat familiar with ASP. NET but want
to learn ... System.Collections;
using System .Web;
using System .Web. Security;
using System .Web. UI;
using System .Web. UI.WebControls;
using System .Web. UI.WebControls.WebParts;
using System .Web. UI.HtmlControls;
public...
...
Creating Web Applications with ASP. NET
A Web application that uses ASP. NET typically consists of one or more ASP. NET pages
or Web forms, code files, and configuration files.
A Web form is ... production Web site, or synchronize files between Web
sites.
For more information, see “Walkthrough: Copying a Web Site Using the Copy Web Site
Tool” and “How to: Copy Web Site Files with the ... default values.
Test the Web form
1. On the Debug menu, click Start Debugging.
Visual Studio 2005 builds the application, the ASP. NETDevelopment Server
starts, and then Internet Explorer starts...
... about.
1.1 Rails Is Agile
The title of this book is AgileWebDevelopmentwith Rails. You ma y be sur-
prised to discover that we don’t have explicit sections on appl ying agile prac-
tices X, ... WEBrick is a pure-Ruby web server that is distributed with Ruby 1.8.1 and later. Because it
is guaranteed to be available, Rails uses it as its developmentweb server. However, if web servers
called ... stand-alone web server that can run our newly cre-
ated Rails a p p lication under WEBrick.
2
So, without further ado, let’s start our
demo application.
demo> ruby script/server
=> Booting WEBrick...
... all about.
Rails Is Agile
The title of this book is A
gile WebDevelopmentwith Rails. You may be sur-
prised to discover that we don’t have explicit sections on applying agile prac-
tices X, ... the framework itself contains.
www.it-ebooks.info
AgileWebDevelopmentwith Rails
Fourth Edition
Sam Ruby
Dave Thomas
David Heinemeier Hansson
with
Leon Breedt
Mike Clark
James Duncan Davidson
Justin ... first steps are to install Ruby and Rails and to verify the
installation with a simple demonstration.
AgileWebDevelopmentwith Rails I found it
in our local bookstore, and it seemed great!”
—Dave’s...
... have seen how ASP. NETweb services can be created and used. ASP. NET
web services require the ASP. NET runtime as hosting environment. Using .NET Remoting directly, we
can host a web service in ... requirements in intranet solutions, and ASP. NETweb services requires the ASP. NET
runtime. With .NET Remoting we get Web Services Anywhere that can run in every application type.
Web Services Anywhere
The ... Remoting?
.NET Remoting is the replacement for DCOM. As we have seen in the last chapters, ASP. NETweb services
are an easy-to use-technology to call services across a network. ASP. NETweb services...
... and
how it all hangs together under ASP. NET 2.0.
Introducing ASP. NET 2.0 Server Controls
T
o better understand Atlas and its architecture, it’s best to understand ASP. NET 2.0 server
controls. These ... delivered to the client with-
out actually doing much hand-coding—the server-side ASP. NET controls generate the HTML
and JavaScript. This is one of the fundamental underpinnings of ASP. NET and is essential ... implement a web form that uses this class, use the same procedure as earlier to add a new
item, ex
cept this time add a new web form, and call it TestAtlasNamespace.aspx (see Figure 3-6).
To this web...
... No XML!
1.1 Rails Is Agile
The title of this book is AgileWebDevelopmentwith Rails.Youmaybe
surprised, then, to discover that we don’t have explicit sections on applying
agile practices X, Y, ... exclusively for Rida Al Barazi
RAILS IS AGILE 3
Dave’s Top 10 Reasons To Like Rails
1. It brings agility to web development.
2. I can create web pages with neat effects, just like the cool kids ... isolated environments for
development, testing, and production.
Or we could talk about the code generators that come with Rails (and more
that are available on the Net) . These create Ruby code...
... Rails i s new, and the
core team of developers understands the new Web. Rails isn’t playing catch-
up with the new de facto web standards: it’s helping define them. And Rails
HELLO, RAILS! 48
http://pragprog.com/say/hello
class ... unit and functional testing, along
with support for test fixtures and stu b s during testing, gives developers the
safety net they need when making those changes. With a g ood set of tests in
place, ... ecommends Ru b y version
1. http://pragmaticstudio.com
Agil e Web Develo pment with Rails
Second Edition
Dave Thomas
David Heinemeier Hansson
with
Leon Breedt
Mike Clark
James Duncan Davidson
Justin...
... for XML Web Services
The Web Technology Stack and .NET
TCP/IP
Sockets
HTTP
XML or Binary Formats
SOAP
System .Net. Sockets
System .Net. Sockets
System .Net
System.Runtime.Remoting
System .Web. Services
... Technologies of XML Web
Services,” in Course 2524B, Developing XML Web Services Using Microsoft
ASP. NET.
The .NET Framework supports implementing XML Web services through the
System .Web. Services ... that the .NET
Framework provides.
The .NET Alternatives to XML Web Services
Explain that the .NET Framework supports many patterns for building
distributed applications, with XML Web services...
... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 251
Web Hosting 252
The ASP. NET Infrastructure 252
ASP. NET Routing 255
Web API Routing 257
Global Configuration 259
The Web API ASP. NET Handler 261
Self-Hosting 264
WCF ... great introduction to web
APIs but also a practical set of guidelines for how to build them using ASP. NET Web
API. In addition, it goes into great detail describing how ASP. NETWeb API works and
also ... Frameworks 436
Getting Started with Unit Testing in Visual Studio 436
xUnit .NET 438
The Role of Unit Testing in Test-Driven Development 439
Unit Testing an ASP. NETWeb API Implementation 443
Unit...
... oriented around web API development. It covers
the foundations of the Web/ HTTP and API development, and introduces you to
ASP. NETWeb API. If you are new to web API development/ ASP. NETWeb API,
this ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 251
Web Hosting 252
The ASP. NET Infrastructure 252
ASP. NET Routing 255
Web API Routing 257
Global Configuration 259
The Web API ASP. NET Handler 261
Self-Hosting 264
WCF ... with Angle Brackets” 48
Unit Testability 49
Multiple Hosting Options 50
Getting Started with ASP. NETWeb API 50
Exploring a New Web API Project 54
WebApiConfig 54
ValuesController 56
“Hello Web...
... No XML!
1.1 Rails Is Agile
The title of this book is AgileWebDevelopmentwith Rails.Youmaybe
surprised, then, to discover that we don’t have explicit sections on applying
agile practices X, Y, ... producing web
applications, they went back to writing monolithic programs that inter-
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RAILS IS AGILE 3
Dave’s Top 10 Reasons To Like Rails
1. It brings agility to web development.
2. ... experimenting with architectures for web applications that
mirrored the 20-year-old ideas in MVC. The results were frameworks such
as WebObjects, Struts, and JavaServer Faces. All are based (with varying
degrees...
... if you’re following along with the code). For reasons
that will become clear later, we’re actually going to create three databases.
ã
depot _development will be our development database. All of ... Commands end with ; or \g.
mysql> create database depot _development;
mysql> create database depot_test;
mysql> create database depot_production;
mysql> grant all on depot _development. * ... unless you’re using Rails to work with legacy schemas that you
can’t change, we recommend you just stick with using the name
id.
It’s all very well coming up with the DDL for the
products table,...
... controllers, both with a lot more
functionality than the one we just wrote. It might be prudent to experiment
with these before creating your own user management system.
If you do decide to stick with a ... ship
things with the same style packaging and then move on to items with
different packaging. So, our application shouldn’t enforce just one way of
working.
After chatting for a while, we come up with ... programmer. He helps
teams build b etter software faster u sing agile practices. With an extensive back-
ground in J2EE and test-driven development, he’s currently putting his experience to
work on...