Recommended in this week's ASP. NET technical article [03/11-03/17]

 

Summary

There are 8 articles in this issueArticle:

1. Use Web client software factory in an existing Web Application Project
2. Support for JavaScript smart sensing in Visual Studio orcas
3. New language features provided by Visual Studio orcas: Extension Method
4. Page. isvalid attribute and validate Method
5. New features in ASP. NET in the next version I am looking forward
6. ASP. NET tips-state management
7. Metaweblog API and offline blog writer
8. Health Monitoring in ASP. NET 2.0

 

[1]Using the wcsf with an existing Web Application Project(Use Web client software factory in an existing web application project)

The easiest way to use a framework is to create a framework from scratch.ProgramWith the support of IDE's Project template function, it can be said that it is easy. However, in the real world, we often cannot be so cool. In many cases, we need to modify existing projects to apply a framework. For example, we already have a web application project, but one day I suddenly found the good Web client software factory (friends are familiar with the Web application project and Web client software factory ......), To integrate the two, how can we modify them?

The detailed wizard is provided in this article, which is not very difficult. If you need it, let's take a look.

 

[2]JScript intelliisense in Visual Studio orcas(JavaScript Intelligent Sensing supported in Visual Studio orcas)

This is an advertisement post, but we have always expected the products recommended in the advertisement. If you have developed a large-scale Ajax application, the most depressing thing is that IDE lacks support for JavaScript.

Visual Studio orcas has added the smart perception function for Javascript. Let's talk a little bit about it. Let's take a look at some of the articles in this article:

 

[3]New "orcas" Language Feature: extension methods(New language features provided by Visual Studio orcas: extension methods)

Scott made persistent efforts to publish another post about the new language features in Visual Studio orcas. This time he talked about the extension method. The so-called "Extension Method" is actually to add methods for a class (some features similar to dynamic languages), so that we can write similarCodeSuch a program (note: the email type is string !) :

 
StringEmail = request. querystring ["Email"];
 

 
If(Email. isvalidemailaddress ()){
 

 
}
 

This isvalidemailaddress method is an "Extension Method" defined elsewhere. Note that its "odd" parameter is named this string s:

 
Public Static ClassScottguextensions
 

 
{
 

Public Static BoolIsvalidemailaddress (This StringS)
 

 
{
 

 
RegEx =NewRegEx (@ "^ [\ W-\.] + @ ([\ W-] + \.) + [\ W-] {2, 4} $");
 

 
ReturnRegEx. ismatch (s );
 

 
}
 

 
}
 

Then using scottguextensions; you can use this extension. What's more, Visual Studio orcas even realizes Intelligent Sensing for it:

This article also provides several application scenarios related to this "extension method.

 

[4]Page. isvalid and validate(Page. isvalid attribute and validate method)

Validator (validators) in ASP. NET must be familiar to everyone-almost everywhere that requires user input. But how much do you know about the validators? What is the use of the page. isvalid attribute and the validate method? If the client Javascript is disabled, can the ASP. NET validators still work? After the client verifies the server segment, do I need to verify it again? What is validationgroup? What is the purpose?

If you cannot answer these questions, you should read this short and concise article without any doubt.

 

[5]ASP. NET wish list(New features in ASP. NET in the next version I am looking forward)

Steven Smith participated in the MVP summit in Seattle. It may have been posted at the meeting. He hopes to add the following new features in the next version of ASP. NET:

1. Recursive findcontrol
2. Cache invalidation options
3. Distributed cache
4. Cache Provider Model
5. Cache to disk
6. Cache Management
7. Last caching request I promise.
8. LINQ support for SQL cache invalidation via SQL 2005 specifications
9. Viewstate Provider Model (or configuration options)
10. Anti-Spam or CAPTCHA validator Control
11. Control improvements
12. Factor out common user errors
13. Ajax File Upload Control
14. SSL/HTTPS support in Cassini/webdev. Webserver
15. ASP. NET page metrics, static analysis, rules, code quality checks

(A lot of expectations) Of course, this post is also very popular, and there are many comments below, many people wrote their own hopes. Steven Smith claims that they will certainly let ASP. NET team members see these opinions.

 

[6]ASP. NET quick tips-state management(ASP. NET tips-state management)

I remember that in a previous recommendation, I once recommended an ASP. net tips. Scott watermasysk has made persistent efforts over the past two days and has written several more articles about ASP. net tips, including the recommended one, and the following two:

1. ASP. NET quick tips-caching
2. ASP. NET quick tips-web. config

These tips not only help us summarize some common mistakes in the development process, but also find great value for those who are preparing to find an ASP. NET job!

 

[7]Metaweblog API and blog writers(Metaweblog API and offline blog writer)

Rich Strahl is still so fierce. This article says that he spent "a little time last night" to add the metaweblog API to his blog ......

Whether it is true or false, he wrote the implementation process in this article, or it is worth our reference.

 

[8]Health Monitoring in ASP. NET 2.0: the basics(Health Monitoring in ASP. NET 2.0)

in ASP. NET 2.0, how many people have used health monitoring? Or how many people have heard of it? I don't think so much. However, this powerful swift horse is quietly lying there, waiting for bole. This article is bole of health monitoring, which briefly introduces all aspects of health monitoring. It is actually a good article (of course, I am not saying this article is a "brick ").