Buch, Englisch, 928 Seiten, Format (B × H): 189 mm x 235 mm, Gewicht: 1374 g
Buch, Englisch, 928 Seiten, Format (B × H): 189 mm x 235 mm, Gewicht: 1374 g
ISBN: 978-0-7645-1626-9
Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
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Introduction.
About This Book.
Conventions Used in This Book.
What You Don't Have to Read.
Foolish Assumptions.
How This Book Is Organized.
Book I: Visual Studio .NET Overview.
Book II: Using the Visual Studio .NET IDE.
Book III: Visual Basic .NET.
Book IV: Visual C++ .NET.
Book V: Visual C# .NET.
Book VI: Associated Technologies and Enhancements.
Book VII: Creating and Deploying Web Services and Other Visual Studio .NET Solutions.
Icons Used in This Book.
Where to Go from Here.
Book I: Visual Studio .NET Overview.
Chapter 1: Exploring the .NET Initiative.
Chapter 2: Key Components of the .NET Framework.
Chapter 3: Application Execution in the .NET Framework.
Chapter 4: Exploring Visual Studio .NET.
Chapter 5: Application Development Cycle in Visual Studio .NET.
Chapter 6: Installing Visual Studio .NET.
Book II: Using the Visual Studio .NET IDE.
Chapter 1: Meet the Visual Studio Interface.
Chapter 2: Customizing Your Development Environment.
Book III: Visual Basic .NET.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Visual Basic .NET.
Chapter 2: Windows Forms: The First Step.
Chapter 3: Working with Controls.
Chapter 4: Windows Forms: Moving Ahead.
Chapter 5: Variables: The .NET Lingo.
Chapter 6: Controlling Program Flow.
Chapter 7: Procedures in Visual Basic .NET.
Chapter 8: Implementing VB .NET Classes.
Chapter 9: Handling Errors in Visual Basic .NET.
Chapter 10: Accessing a Database.
Book IV: Visual C++ .NET.
Chapter 1: Introducing Visual C++ .NET.
Chapter 2: Creating Good Old Windows Applications.
Chapter 3: Creating MFC Applications the Easy Way.
Chapter 4: Database Programming in Visual C++ .NET.
Chapter 5: Creating ATL Server Projects.
Chapter 6: Programming in Managed Extensions for C++.
Chapter 7: Mixing and Matching Managed and Unmanaged Code.
Chapter 8: Debugging and Exception Handling in Visual C++ .NET
Chapter 9: Upgrading Existing Applications to Visual C++ .NET.
Book V: Visual C# .NET.
Chapter 2: Getting Started with Visual C#.
Chapter 3: Working with Arrays.
Chapter 4: Creating Classes in Visual C#.
Chapter 5: Creating Windows Applications.
Chapter 6: Creating Windows Services.
Book VI: Associated Technologies and Enhancements.
Chapter 1: Introducing ASP.NET.
Chapter 2: Getting Started with ASP.NET Applications.
Chapter 3: Using ASP.NET Web Forms Server Controls.
Chapter 4: Working with Validation Controls.
Chapter 5: Developing ASP.NET Server Controls.
Chapter 6: Using Rich Web Controls.
Chapter 7: Debugging ASP.NET Web Applications.
Chapter 8: Data Binding with Server Controls.
Chapter 9: Working with Web Server Control Templates.
Chapter 10: Creating Mobile Web Applications.
Chapter 11: Using ADO.NET with ASP.NET.
Chapter 12: Working with XML in Visual Studio .NET.
Chapter 13: Configuring ASP.NET Applications.
Chapter 14: Building ASP.NET HTTP Handlers.
Chapter 15: Caching in ASP.NET.
Chapter 16: ASP.NET Application Security.
Chapter 17: Migrating from ASP to ASP.NET.
Book VII: Creating and Deploying Web Services and Other Visual Studio .NET Solutions.
Chapter 1: Creating ASP.NET Web Services.
Chapter 2: Creating ASP.NET Web Service Clients.
Chapter 3: Securing Web Services.
Chapter 4: Deploying Windows Applications.
Chapter 5: Deploying Web Applications.
Chapter 6: More Deployment Options.
Appendix A: Glossary.
Index.
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