Recommended in this week's ASP. NET technical article [06/17-07/07]

 

Summary

A total of 10 articlesArticle:

1. Link to July 4: ASP. NET, ASP. NET Ajax, Visual Studio, Silverlight, and iis7
2. Scriptdoc 1.0 released
3. Top 5 most common mistakes on websites
4. ColdFusion has updatepanel
5. Tip/trick: Create the installation package for the ASP. NET Website in vs2005
6. Use checkboxe to allow editing of the gridview row
7. Expose the stored procedure to ASP. NET applications through HTTP endpointsProgram
8. ASP. NET Probing-bridge between ISAPI and application domain
9. Enable Client Cache when using ASP. NET ajax to access script method
10. Manage IIS 7 in Windows Server 2008 server core installation version

[1]July 4th links: ASP. NET, ASP. NET Ajax, Visual Studio, Silverlight and iis7(Link: ASP. NET, ASP. NET Ajax, Visual Studio, Silverlight, and iis7)

Scott has also started frequent recommendations recently, but his recommendations are complicated and there are no restrictions on regular and quantitative recommendations. In this article, Scott provides several links to articles about ASP. NET, ASP. NET Ajax, Visual Studio, Silverlight, and iis7. Although not every article is so in-depth, readers of all levels can find suitable materials here.

The recommended articles of ASP. NET and ASP. NET Ajax are as follows:

1. ASP. NET rsstoolkit 2.0 released
2. Building a custom database driven site map provider
3. . Net datetime and Number Format String cheat sheet
4. Profile Support for ASP. NET web application projects
5. ASP. NET photo Handler
6. Subsonic: auto-generate a dal for class library, Windows applications and web application projects
7. Blogengine. net
8. Scriptdoc 1.0 available
9. ASP. NET Ajax client control development
10. Using the ASP. NET Ajax pagerequestmanager to provide visual feedback

[2]Scriptdoc 1.0 available(Scriptdoc 1.0 released)

I believe you have heard of sandcastle. NET developers can easily use it to automatically generate a "illustrated" API instruction document. Now, JavaScript developers can enjoy similar fun. Scriptdoc canCodeAnd generate a beautiful description document.

In this short article, the author provides a series of link addresses for scriptdoc. If you are interested, you may wish to take a look.

[3]Web blunders: the top 5 biggest mistakes on the Web(Five most common mistakes on the website)

This is a speech by the author at teched today. The five most common mistakes on the website are analyzed, including:

5. unprofessional site design
4. Lousy content
3. Poorly coded html/CSS/JavaScript
2. Inappropriate use of rich content
1. Not being posh

Very interesting. You can download the corresponding PPT here: teched-web blunders.pptx

[4]ColdFusion get an updatepanel(ColdFusion has updatepanel)

Some "haokan" implemented the updatepanel function in ColdFusion using the client script library of ASP. NET Ajax, which is quite surprising (although ColdFusion has gradually declined ......) :

 
<H3>Start Time:<Cfoutput># Timeformat (now (), "long ")#</Cfoutput> </H3>
 

 
<Cfform>
 

 
 <Cfupdatepanel>
 

<P> <Cfoutput># Timeformat (now (), "long ")#</Cfoutput> <BR>
 

 
<Input Type= "Submit" Value= "Update Time">
 

 
 </Cfupdatepanel>
 

 
</Cfform>
 

Interested friends can also look at this article on infoq: http://www.infoq.com/cn/news/2007/06/ColdFusion-AJ...

 

[5]Tip/TRICK: Creating packaged ASP. NET setup programs with VS 2005(Tip/trick: Create the installation package for the ASP. NET Website in vs2005)

Scott wrote a "illustrated" tutorial, as shown in the title. The presentation process is organized with a large number of illustrations and detailed steps. The main chapters are as follows:

1. Create a V. S. 2005 web application project
2. Add a VS 2005 Web Setup project to the solution
3. Build and run the VS 2005 Web Setup project to the solution
4. Update the wizard UI of the Web Setup Project
5. Adding custom actions to the V. S. 2005 Web Setup Project
6. Useful Custom Action example: ASP. NET script mapping checker
7. Useful Custom Action example: Sorting database connection string

 

 

[6]Edit gridview using checkboxes(Use checkboxe to allow editing of the gridview row)

An interesting idea about user experience is that it is not difficult to implement the technology. It is just a small piece of JavaScript. However, the results are very cool (to be honest, I was also attracted by this effect, so I recommended this article ):

 

[7]Expose stored procedures to ASP. NET through HTTP endpoints(Expose the stored procedure to ASP. NET applications through HTTP endpoints)

Endpoints is a new feature of SQL Server 2005, allowing the database to directly expose data to applications through TCP or HTTP. This article introduces how to access the stored procedures in the database through HTTP endpoints in ASP. NET applications.

I personally feel that the application architecture is quite unique, but it still takes time to test its practicality. If you are interested, you may wish to discuss it.

 

[8]ASP. NET internals-the bridge between ISAPI and application domains(ASP. NET Probing-bridge between ISAPI and application domain)

A good article by Simone busoli explains some of the lower-layer problems related to ISAPI and application domain in ASP. NET. If you do not want to restrict the Drag Control, but want to control the entire ASP. NET application architecture, and how it works with IIS and the operating system to have a more comprehensive understanding, so this article is definitely worth reading carefully.

Related Articles include ASP. NET internals-IIS and the process model.

 

[9]Client-side caching for script Methods access in ASP. NET Ajax(Enable Client Cache when using ASP. NET ajax to access script method)

This is an article by Jeffery in codeproject. His Chinese Blog has provided a complete Chinese version and corresponding introductions, so I will not provide ugly comments.

Our younger brother is energetic and passionate. It is worth learning!

 

[10]Administering iis7 on server core installations of Windows Server 2008(Manage IIS 7 in Windows Server 2008 server core installation Version)

Windows Server 2008 provides a special version called server core, designed to control the growing installation and configuration processes of windows and some potential instability caused by these complexities. For more information about server core, see the article I translated: Windows core server getting started.

This article introduces how to manage IIS 7 in this special version of Windows Server 2008 (all command line tools). If you have such requirements or are interested in it, take a look at this article.