... API
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Hello, ASP. NETWeb API!
Now that you have a 10,000-foot overview of RESTful Web API, let us look at how ASP. NETWebAPI can help you build
RESTful WebAPI or web services.
ASP. NETWebAPI is ... Microsoft s ASP. NETWebAPIweb site (http://www .asp. net/ web- api/ overview/security/
authentication-and-authorization-in-aspnet -web- api) .
An HTTP module sees all requests that go through the ASP. NET ... validation.
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CHAPTER 1 ■ WELCOME TO ASP. NETWEB API
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Summary
We looked at what a webAPI is, what ASP. NETWebAPI is, and why we need this new ASP. NETWebAPI
when there is WCF. We looked at...
... selectors.
Chapter 9: Hosting ASP. NETWeb API
ough ASP. NETWebAPI includes ASP. NET in its name, it is not tied to the ASP. NET infrastructure. In fact,
ASP. NETWebAPI is host-independent. is ... does not mean WCF is meant to be replaced by ASP. NETWeb
API. Both WCF and ASP. NETWebAPI have their own place in the big picture.
ASP. NETWebAPI is lightweight but cannot match the power ... However, ASP. NETWebAPI is not supposed to
supersede WCF.
It is important to understand the coexistence of WCF and ASP. NETWeb API. WCF has been around for a while,
and ASP. NETWebAPI is a...
... should we ever consider a different approach?
In ASP. NET, the classic Web model is implemented through the Web Forms API. The Web
Forms API is based on the concept of the postback. The current ... the outcomes of the postback event.
The Web Forms model was created to make Windows and Web development nearly the same
in the .NET platform. ASP. NET also has the merit of bringing a new family ... about linking the Microsoft
JavaScript client library. In addition to the user-requested scripts, the ScriptManager control
automatically emits in the client page any ASP. NET AJAX required...
... create a Web site in ASP. NET and host it on the Internet to be
accessed directly by users, your Web site is an ASP. NETWeb application.
ASP. NETWeb applications are made up of one or more Web forms. ... Visual C++ .NET, you need to use ATL Server.
Applications Created in ASP. NET
In ASP. NET, you primarily create two types of applications ASP. NETWeb applications
and ASP. NETWeb services. ... “Exploring the New
Features of ASP. NET, ” for a detailed explanation of Web forms.
ASP. NETWeb Services
ASP. NETWeb services are applications that are exposed on the Internet. However,
users do not...
... have; these include:
ã The Official ASP. NET WebMatrix Forums - http://forums .asp. net/ 1224.aspx
ã The IIS. NET WebMatrix Forum - http://forums.iis .net/ t/1169334.aspx
ã Stack Overflow - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/webmatrix ... in WebMatrix as well as details of future releases, updates and events:
ã The Official ASP. NETWeb Pages Site - http://www .asp. net/ web- pages
ã The Microsoft. com WebMatrix Site - http://www .microsoft. com /web/ webmatrix/ ... in
.NET
User level:
Intermediate
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Building ASP. NET Web...
... in creating ASP. NET applications. You should also
regularly visit some of the useful Web sites on ASP. NET that I have listed in Appendix D,
“Online Resources for ASP. NET. ” These Web sites provide ...
Introducing Web Forms
Web forms are a part of the ASP. NET technology used to create programmable Web
pages. Web forms can present information to users who access the Web application
using a Web browser. ...
Chapter 1: Introducing the .NET Initiative
Overview
ASP. NET is the follow-up to ASP 3.0. It is a key component of the .NET initiative. The
.NET initiative was launched by Microsoft to enable application...
... http:/ /asp. net website.
So let’s create a new ASP. NET MVC 4 web application and in the second step choose the Web
API template. Once created, the WebAPI project is almost identical to a classic ASP. NET ... library.
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About this Book
This book is an overview of Microsoft ASP. NETWebAPI technology, a new framework part of
Microsoft s web stack born to build HTTP Services. In this book we will ... they are native in ASP. NETWeb API.
Summary
We just had a quick look at the various parts of the WebAPI project template, and tried to run it
to see what happens on the client. Now it is time...
...
Introducing Web Forms
Web forms are a part of the ASP. NET technology used to create programmable Web
pages. Web forms can present information to users who access the Web application
using a Web browser. ... Page class of ASP. NET.
Put in simple terms, the Page class represents a single .aspx file that is requested from a
server on which the ASP. NETWeb application is hosted. The .aspx files are ... Features of ASP. NET, ” you were introduced to some
new features of ASP. NET. Before you begin creating your ASP. NET applications, you
should get acquainted with the basics of Visual Basic .NET, because...
... items to the list: ASP. NETWeb Applications, ASP. NETWeb
Services, Visual Basic and Visual C#, Visual C++ .NET, and .NET Framework SDK. See
Chapter 6, “Adding Server Controls to a Web Form,” for ... its ID to lstTopic and add five
items to it: ASP. NETWeb Applications, ASP. NETWeb Services, Visual
Basic and Visual C#, Visual C++ .NET, and .NET Framework SDK.
The PanelLevel and PanelDate ... application, create a new ASP. NETWeb
application, and then add a Web form to the application and name it AddNew.aspx. See
Chapter 5, “Beginning with a Simple ASP. NET Application” for more...
... model. ADO .NET is one such
data access model, designed for Web- based applications. By catering to Web
applications specifically, ADO .NET allows you to implement data access in ASP. NET
applications. ... not feasible, particularly for ASP. NETWeb applications where the
components are disconnected. In such applications, when a Web browser requests a
Web page, the Web server sends the page after ... features and architecture of ADO .NET
Đ Configure a data adapter
Understanding the Features of ADO .NET
ADO .NET is a highly efficient data access model based on the .NET Framework. It
provides...
... ADO .NET. In the next chapter, you will learn how to
use the components of the ADO .NET architecture to enable data access in an ASP. NET
application.
Chapter 10: Managing Data from ASP. NET ... ADO .NET, ” you were introduced to the features and
advantages of the ADO .NET architecture. ADO .NET provides data access components
that are used for managing data in databases.
In ASP. NET, ... Accept Information
To add data to the ArticleDetails table, I have added the AddNew.aspx form to an
ASP. NETWeb application. The form includes fields that correspond to each field in the
ArticleDetails...
... Workings of Web Services
A Web service exposes one or more Web methods. Web service clients can use these
Web methods to interact with a Web service. A Web service client calls one or more
Web methods ... called Web service clients. A Web site
that provides data to users is an example of a Web service client.
Web services use Internet protocols and standards, such as XML and HTTP. Internet
standards ... in
ASP. NET
Overview
In Chapter 12, “Creating a User Control in ASP. NET, ” you learned how to create user
controls in ASP. NET. Composite controls are another category of controls in ASP. NET; ...
... an ASP. NETWeb service. In this
chapter, you’ll learn how to:
Đ Create an ASP. NETWeb service
Đ Access a Web service from a Web service client
Creating a Web Service
The ASP. NETWeb ... I will use a Web service client to access data from the Web service created in
the preceding section.
Adding a Web Reference
Often, an ASP. NETWeb service client is an ASP. NETWeb application. ... create a Web service using the
ASP. NETWeb Service template.
Creating an ASP. NETWeb Service Project
To create an ASP. NETWeb service project, launch Visual Studio .NET and follow these
steps....