Murach's Beginning Visual Basic .NETThis chapter shows you how to develop your first web applications using ASP.NET, including web applications that access a database. |
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| Chapter 19 | How to develop a Web Forms application | |
| An introduction to ASP.NET web applications | 634 | |
| How ASP.NET web applications work | 634 | |
| System requirements for ASP.NET web applications | 636 | |
| How to design a form for a web application | 638 | |
| The design of the Calculate Investment form | 638 | |
| How to create a web application | 640 | |
| How to use the Web Form Designer | 642 | |
| Common properties for web pages and controls | 644 | |
| How to use the validation controls | 646 | |
| The property settings for the controls on the Calculate Investment form | 648 | |
| How to view the HTML for a web form | 650 | |
| How to code, test, and debug a web application | 652 | |
| How to work in the Code Editor window | 652 | |
| How to use ASP.NET page and control events | 654 | |
| The code for the Calculate Investment form | 656 | |
| How to test and debug a web application | 660 | |
| How to use ADO.NET with web applications | 662 | |
| A Vendor Display form that uses ADO.NET | 662 | |
| How to bind Web Server controls to multiple rows of a data source | 664 | |
| How to bind Web Server controls to a single field of a data source | 666 | |
| The code for the Vendor Display form | 668 | |
| Perspective | 670 | |
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