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Patrick A. Lorenz

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Table of Contents

ASP.NET 2.0 Revealed

Who This Book Is For

Accessing the Technology

Questions About Whidbey

Author Contact Information

Chapter 1: ASP.NET 2.0 at a Glance

What''s New in C# 2.0?

What''s New in VB .NET?

Chapter 2: Introducing vs .NET for Web Developers

Installing vs .NET

Creating and Opening Web Sites

Editing Web Sites

Testing and Debugging

Code-Beside/Code Separation

Deploying Web Sites

Customizing the IDE

Chapter 3: Enhanced Data Controls

Introducing the New GridView Control

Introducing the New DetailsView Control

Introducing the New TreeView Control

Working with ObjectDataSource

Chapter 4: Working with Master Pages

Creating a New Master Page

Creating a New Content Page

Using Multiple Content Regions and Default Content

Master Pages Under the Hood

Dynamically Using Master Pages

Accessing Master Page at Run Time

Nested Master Pages

Master Pages and User Controls

Chapter 5: Integrating Site Navigation

Using the TreeView Control for Navigation

Introducing Breadcrumb Navigation

Using a Rich Dynamic HTML Menu Control

Working with the SiteMap API

Chapter 6: Managing Users

Setting Up User Management

Introducing the New Security Web Controls

Creating a Role-Based Navigation System

Managing Anonymous Users

Working with the Membership Management API

Working with the Role Management API

Switching to SQL Server Providers

Creating Custom Providers

Chapter 7: Personalization

Creating a Personalized Web Site

Defining Advanced Personalization Properties

Using Personalization with Anonymous Users

Chapter 8: Creating Portals with Web Parts

Understanding Web Parts

Creating a Simple Web Parts Page

Adding Web Parts

Editing Web Parts

Custom Web Parts

Sharing Data with Connection Points

What to Expect Next?

Chapter 9: Applying Themes

Using Global Themes

Creating Themes

Using Themes with Personalization

Using Themes for Custom Controls

Chapter 10: Tracking Traffic with Site Counters

Using Site Counters

Using Page Counters

Introducing the Site Counter API

Chapter 11: The Enhanced Page Framework and Cool New Controls

Anything New for Validation Controls?

What''s New to the Page Framework?

What About Client Scripting?

Caching and SQL Server Invalidation

Chapter 12: Going Mobile

Creating Mobile Web Sites

Chapter 13: Configuration for Developers and Administrators

MMC Administration Tool

Configuration API

Chapter 14: Fun Pet Tricks

Fun Pet Trick #2: Selection Preservation on View Switch

Fun Pet Trick #3: Client-Side Script IntelliSense by Browser Type

Fun Pet Trick #4: The Code Directory (and its Cross-Language Usage)

Fun Pet Trick #5: WSDL Files and the Code Directory

Fun Pet Trick #6: Precompilation of ASP.NET Applications

Fun Pet Trick #7: Creating a Thumbnail List in About 1 Minute

Fun Pet Trick #8: Implementing a Login System in Only 3 Minutes

Fun Pet Trick #9: Profile Object

Fun Pet Trick #10: Data Binding the New BulletedList Control to an XML File

Fun Pet Trick #11: Data Binding to Generics

List of Figures

List of Listings

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Who This Book Is For

The book describes the innovations of ASP.NET version 2.0 under consideration of the current version. Therefore, a good (or even better, a very good) understanding of the current versions of ASP.NET (1.0 or 1.1) is absolutely essential. Thus, this book isn't intended for beginners; rather, it's aimed at advanced and professional-level users.