Section 7.2 Web Application Development with ASP.NET in VB
Learning Objectives
After you have completed this section, you should be able to
- use ASP.NET Ajax to add Ajax functionality to your ASP.NET web applications.
Activities
Study Questions
- What is the master page for a website/application?
- How do you customize the CSS styles for a master page?
- What is a website template? Can you benefit from using a website template in developing new web applications?
- What can you do with the Web Site Administration Tool provided in the Visual Studio Express you installed?
- With Visual Studio Express, how do you create a password-protected ASP.NET website?
- In your ASP.NET web application, how do you connect to a database?
- How do you create a content page accessible only to authenticated users?
- How do you bind database data to a web control such as DropDownList or GridView through LINQ to SQL classes?
- What is ASP.NET Ajax? What does Ajax stand for?
- What are the differences between traditional web applications and Ajax web applications?
- What are ASP.NET Ajax controls?
- Do you need any additional package for developing Ajax web applications? If you do, where do you download the necessary Ajax extensions package?
- How do you add ASP.NET Ajax controls to the Toolbox of your Visual Studio Express?
- What capabilities does ASP.NET Ajax provide you?
- What is an asynchronous request?
- What is a callback function?
- What are partial-page updates?
- How do you implement a partial-page update using the UpdatePanel control?
- How do you use the UpdatePanel control?
- What does the ScriptManager control do?
- What can ValidatorCalloutExtender controls be used for?
Review
Do the self-review exercises for Chapter 24.
Summary
Read the online Chapter 24 summary.