Beginning Ajax with ASP .NET / (Record no. 2262)
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| 020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER | |
| International Standard Book Number | 9788126509690 (pb) |
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| International Standard Book Number | 047178544X (paper/website) |
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| Transcribing agency | CUS |
| 082 00 - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER | |
| Classification number | 005.1 |
| 245 00 - TITLE STATEMENT | |
| Title | Beginning Ajax with ASP .NET / |
| Statement of responsibility, etc. | Wallace B. McClure ... [et al.]. |
| 260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT) | |
| Place of publication, distribution, etc. | New Delhi : |
| Name of publisher, distributor, etc. | Wiley Pub., |
| Date of publication, distribution, etc. | c2006. |
| 300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION | |
| Extent | xxii, 403 p. : |
| Other physical details | ill. ; |
| Dimensions | 24 cm. |
| 500 ## - GENERAL NOTE | |
| General note | Includes index. |
| 505 ## - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE | |
| Formatted contents note | Chapter 1: Introduction to Aiax on ASP.NET<br/>Development Trends<br/>ASP.NET Development<br/>Design Methodology<br/>Problems ASPNET Solves<br/>So, What's the Problem?<br/>Improving the User Experience<br/>What Is AJax?<br/>Advantages of Ajax<br/>History of Ajax<br/>Technologies That Make Up Ajax<br/>Running Ajax Applications<br/>Who's Using Ajax?<br/>Problems Ajax Won't Solve<br/>Summary<br/>Chapter 2: introduction to DHTML<br/>What JavaScript Is, and What It Isn't<br/>General Rules of JavaScript<br/>Writing Your First Biock of JavaScript Code<br/>document. writeO<br/>Using document.writeO in Nested for() Loops<br/>window.status and Events<br/>Getting input from the User<br/>Security Concerns When Getting Text Input<br/>Canceling the Normal Outcome of an Event<br/>Causing an Event Not to "Bubble Up"<br/>Working with images<br/>Working with the image src Attribute<br/>Using Functions<br/>Programmatically Populating the Options in <select><br/>Using the innerHTML Property<br/>Manipulating the Style Sheet<br/>Creating a Context Menu<br/>Summary<br/>Chapter 3: JavaScript and the Document Obfect Model<br/>From Static to Dynamic — A Brief History<br/>Attempts at Standardization<br/>Digging into Some More JavaScript Basics<br/>Functions and Syntax<br/>Event Handlers<br/>Core Language<br/>Variables<br/>Comments<br/>Datatypes<br/>Operators and Expressions<br/>Row Control and Loops<br/>More on Objects and Functions<br/>Summary of Material So Far<br/>The Document Object Modei<br/>Object Model Standardization (or Lack Thereof)<br/>Working with the DOM<br/>Manipulating Nodes<br/>Properties of a Node<br/>DOM Level 0 General Collections<br/>The DOM, Styles, and CSS<br/>Summary<br/>Chapter 4: The XIVILHttDRequest Object<br/>Code Exampies for This Chapter<br/>What is the XMLHttpRequest Object?<br/>A Little History<br/>Synchronous Requests<br/>Asynchronous Requests<br/>Dealing with Response Data<br/>Enhancing Usability<br/>Passing Parameters to the Server<br/>What about Web Services?<br/>Summary<br/>Chapter 5: Data Communrcation: XML, XSLT, and JSON<br/>XML<br/>History of XML<br/>XML Documents<br/>Parsing XML<br/>XML Summary<br/>XSLT<br/>How Processing Occurs<br/>Built-in Functions<br/>Processing with XSLT<br/>Writing Functions in XSLT<br/>X Path<br/>Integrating XML and Ajax<br/>JSON<br/>Layout of JSON<br/>JSON Example<br/>Summary<br/>Chapter 6: What is Built Into ASP.NET<br/>Out-of-the-Box Controls<br/>TreeView Control<br/>GridView Control<br/>DetailsView Control<br/>Browser Compatibility<br/>The Ramework<br/>ICallbackEventHandler Interface<br/>Page.ClientScript — System.Web.UI.CIientScriptManager<br/>Making All the Moving Parts Work Together<br/>Obtaining a Callback Reference<br/>Implementing the ICallbackEventHandler Interface<br/>Initiating the Asynchronous Process from the Browser<br/>Handling the Result of Asynchronous Server-Side Call on the Client<br/>Handling Errors in the Asynchronous Process<br/>Dealing with Complex Data<br/>Enabling the Page for Asynchronous Callbacks<br/>Obtaining the Data — Implementing the ICallbackEventHandler interface<br/>Dealing with the Returned Data on the Client<br/>Limitations on Returning Complex Data in XML<br/>ICallbackContainer Interface<br/>Summary<br/>Chapter 7: Ajax.NET Professional Library<br/>Acquiring Ajax.NET Pro Version 6.4.16.1<br/>Preparing Your Application<br/>Using the Ajax.NET Pro Library<br/>Registering Your Page for Ajax.NET Pro<br/>Registering Your Methods for AJax.NET Pro<br/>Examining the Request Object<br/>Executing Your AJax on the Client<br/>Digging into response.value<br/>Returning Custom Objects<br/>More Advanced Callbacks and Context<br/>AJax.NET Pro Request Events — Keeping Your Users Updated<br/>Errors, Errors, Errors. They Happen, You Trap 'em.<br/>Using the Ajax.NET Pro Library — Looking under the Hood<br/>When Is the Proxy JavaScript Created?<br/>What Does the JavaScript Do?<br/>What Happens on the Server after the Proxy JavaScript Has Been Fired?<br/>How Is the Method in the Code-Behind Actually Executed and<br/>How Is the Page Actually Created?<br/>What Is Really Being Sent Back to the Client<br/>Summary<br/>Chapter 8: Anatomy off Aiax.NET Pro Library<br/>Getting the Ajax.NET Pro Code<br/>What Do the Ajax.NET Pro Web.Config Settings Accomplish?<br/>What Happens When You Register the Page Class?<br/>What Role Does the Aiax.AjaxMethod() Attribute Play?<br/>How Does the JavaScript Call Get to the Server and Back?<br/>What is an AJax.NET Pro Converter?<br/>Summary<br/>Chapter 9: Other Aiax Frameworks far .NET<br/>Client-Side Rrameworks<br/>Sarissa<br/>HTMLHttpRequest<br/>MochiKit<br/>Server-Side Rrameworks<br/>Architectural Distinctions<br/>introduction to the Firameworks<br/>ComfortASRNET<br/>Setup<br/>Using ComfortASPNET<br/>What You Have Learned<br/>MagicAjax<br/>Setup<br/>Using MagicAjax<br/>What You Have Learned<br/>Anthem.NET<br/>Setup<br/>Using Anthem.NET<br/>What You Have Learned<br/>Summary<br/>Chapter 10: Atlas Client Script<br/>Introduction to Atlas<br/>Major Components<br/>Ajax Support<br/>Asynchronous Communication Only<br/>Adding Atlas Support with the ScriptManager Control<br/>Communicating with Web Services<br/>Generating the JavaScript Proxies<br/>Calling Out to Web Services<br/>Passing Types<br/>Simple Data Types<br/>Complex Data Types<br/>Caching Web Services<br/>Exposing Web Services from a Web Form<br/>Atlas Extensions to JavaScript<br/>Language Enhancements<br/>Registering Namespaces and Classes in Atlas<br/>Namespaces and Classes<br/>Inheritance<br/>Interfaces<br/>Enumerations<br/>Debugging<br/>Debugging Using debug.dump<br/>Debugging Using for() loop<br/>Special Notes Concerning Atlas Cllent-Slde Script<br/>Resources Used<br/>Summary<br/>Chapter 11: Atlas Controls<br/>Controls<br/>Buttons<br/>Sys.UI.Data Controls<br/>Server Controls<br/>Data Binding<br/>Declarative Data Binding<br/>Programmatic Data Binding<br/>Binding Directions<br/>Binding Transformations<br/>Validation<br/>Behaviors<br/>Resources Used<br/>SuPimary<br/>Chanter 12: Atlas Integration with ASP.NET Services<br/>Examining ASRNET Services<br/>Authentication<br/>Authorization/Roies . Membership<br/>Profiles<br/>Web Part Personalization<br/>Using Atlas to Integrate with ASRNET Services<br/>Authentication<br/>Authorization/Roles<br/>Accessing Profiles via Atlas<br/>Profile Property Names<br/>Loading Profiie Data<br/>Save Profile Data<br/>Avoiding Profile Service Gotchas<br/>implementing Drag and Drop via Atlas<br/>Summary<br/>Chapter 13: Debugging<br/>Server-Side Debu^ng<br/>Enabling Debugging Support<br/>Setting Breakpoints<br/>JavaScript and Client-Side Debugging<br/>Tools and Techniques of the Trade<br/>Other Ways of Invoking the Debugger<br/>Other Ways of Inspecting the Value of Variables<br/>Script Debugging So Far<br/>Browser Debugging Tools<br/>The Man in the Middle<br/>Summary |
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| Keyword | Ajax (Web site development technology) |
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| Keyword | JavaScript (Computer program language) |
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| Keyword | XML (Document markup language) |
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| Keyword | Application Software |
| General subdivision | Development. |
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| Keyword | Microsoft .NET Framework. |
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