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Professional ASP.NET XML With C#
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Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Who Is this book for?
- What you need to use this book
- Conventions
- Customer Support
- How to download the sample code for the book
- Errata
- e-mail support
- p2p.wrox.com
- [Chapter 1: Introduction to XML technologies]?Create
- An Introduction to XML
- What is XML
- XML Design Goals
- The Appeal of XML
- The Universal Data Exchange Format
- Industrial Glue
- Data Structures for Business
- Separation of Content and Presentation
- XML-Based Languages
- Content Management and Documents Publishing
- XML and Instant Messaging
- XML as a file format
- XML in Vertical Industries
- Distributed architecture
- In the beginning: Client-server
- Architecture Reaches the Web: 3-Tier
- Today: n-Tier
- Sample Architectures
- Content Site
- Intranet Application
- ASP.NET Web Development
- XML 1.0 Syntax
- Namespaces in XML
- XML Information Set
- Processing XML
- XML Data Binding and XML Serialization
- Validating XML
- Navigating, Transforming, Formatting XML
- Other Standards in the XML Family
- XLink and XPointer, XQuery, XHTML, XForms
- XML Security Standards
- XML Signature
- XML Encryption
- XML Key Management Specification (XKMS)
- XML Messaging
- XML-RPC, Soap, WSDL, UDDI, DIME, GXA, WS-I, REST
- Summary
- Chapter 2: XmlReader?Create and XmlWriter?Create
- Reading XML: XmlReader?Create
- Processing Concept
- Derived Calsses
- XmlReader?Create Supporting Classes
- XmlTextReader?Create
- Constructors, Properties, Methods
- XMLCategorizer Example: Web Forms and Reading XML
- Writing XML: XmlWriter?Create
- Architecture
- Constructors, Properties, Methods
- Catching ValidationEvents?Create
- Extending the Categorizer with Validation
- Chapter 3: XmlDocument?Create
- Document Object Model
- .NET Class Hierarchy for the DOM
- Core Classes
- XmlNode
- XmlNamedNodeMap?Create
- Properties, Methods, Enumerating Attributes
- XmlNodeList?Create
- Properties, Methods, Traversing the Tree
- Derived Classes
- XmlDocument?Create
- Constructors, Properties, Methods, Events
- Creating Document Components
- XmlDocumentFragment?Create
- XmlAttribute?Create
- A Word about XmlLinkedNode?Create
- XmlElement?Create
- Conference Schedule Sample Application
- User Interface and Application Lifecycle
- Data Documents
- Server-Side Processing
- Top-Level Processing
- Building a Response Document
- Configuring A Session
- XSLT Transformation
- Summary
- Chapter 4: XPath
- Why XPath?
- XPath and .NET
- XPath and XSLT Style Sheets
- XPath and SQL Server 2000
- XPath and Other XML Technologies
- Accessing Node Information
- Understanding the XPath Tree
- Location Paths
- Absolute Location Paths
- Relative Location Paths
- Structure of a Location Path
- Location Step
- Axis
- The Node-Test
- Predicate
- Using XPath with XmlNode
- The XPath Web Project
- The XPath Web Form
- Testing the XPath Web Form
- Using XPath Operators and Functions
- Node-Set Operators and Functions
- Merging Node-Sets
- Using Node-Set Functions
- Boolean Operators and Functions
- Boolean Operators
- Boolean Functions
- Order of Precedence
- Numeric Operators and Functions
- Numeric Operators
- Numeric Functions
- String Functions
- Using XPathNavigator?Create
- Typed Results of an XPath Expression
- Determining the Result Type with XPathExpression?Create
- Creating the XPath2.aspx Web Form
- Setting Controls in Design View
- Executing XPath Expressions using XPathNavigator?Create
- Testing the XPath2.aspx Web Form
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Transformations
- What is XSLT
- Transforming XML Documents
- From XML to XML
- From XML to HTML
- From XML to Plain Text
- Structure of an XSLT Style Sheet
- XSLT is a Declarative, Rule-Based Language
- Specifying the Output Type
- Defining Template Rules
- The Template Rule for the Root Node
- Specifying Template Rules for Other Nodes
- Accessing Values with <value-of>
- Applying Templates with <apply-templates>
- Applying an XSLT Style Sheet to an XML Document
- Applying a Style Sheet Statically
- Applying a Style Sheet Dynamically
- Enhancing Template Rules
- Template Modes
- Named Templates
- Controlling Document Output
- Sorting Node-Sets with <sort>
- Using <sort> with <apply-templates>
- Performing repetition with <for-each>
- Creating an HTML Table
- Using <sort> with <for-each>
- Using Conditional Logic in XSLT
- Controlling Output using <if>
- Controlling Output using <choose>..<when>..<otherwise>
- Understanding XSLT Functions, Variables, and Parameters
- Uniquely Idenfifying Nodes with generate-id()
- Accessing Nodes using <key>
- Understanding the <key>
- Understanding the key() Function
- Assigning Values with <variable>
- Processing Multiple XML Documents with document()
- Creating Dynamic Output with <param>
- Using XsltArgumentList?Create to Add Parameters
- Summary
- Chapter 6: ADO.NET
- What is ADO.NET?
- Data Access using Managed Data Providers
- Core Components of the Managed Data Providers
- Creating the ADONET Web Application
- Security and ADO.NET in ASP.NET Applications
- Acessing Data with User ID and Password
- Application-Level Access
- User-Level Access
- Accessing Data with Integrated Security
- Application-Level Access
- User-Level Access
- Using DAtaSets?Create in ASP.?NET
- Summary
- Chapter 7: SQL Server 2000 and SqlXml?Create Managed Classes
- SQL Server .NET Data Provider
- Advantages of the SQL Server .NET Data Provider
- Creating the SQL2000 Web Application
- Adding a Connection String to Web.config
- Understanding XML Queries
- Writing XML Queries using FOR XML
- Using RAW Mode
- Using AUTO Mode
- Using EXPLICIT Mode
- Retrieving Schema Information with XMLDATA
- Retrieving XML in a .NET Client
- Executing Queries with ExecuteXmlReader?Create
- Adding the XMl Query to Web.config
- The Code Behind Categories.aspx
- SQLXML 3.0
- Benefits of SQLXML 3.0
- The SQLXML Managed Classes
- Using SqlXmlCommand?Create
- Setting Other Properties
- The DisplayEmployees?Create.aspx Web Form
- Summary
- Chapter 8: E-Business and XML
- Transacting with XMl Web Services
- SOAP - The Backbone of Electronic Messaging
- SOAP Messaging Exchange Model
- The SOAP Message
- Using SOAP for RPC
- Using SOAP over HTTP
- Using SOAP over E-Mail
- SOAP Security
- Encoding, Serialization, and Proxies
- Differences between SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2
- Describing Web Services with WSDL
- Abstract and Concrete
- WSDL Structure
- Root Element
- Abstract Definition Elements
- Concrete Description Elements
- SOAP Binding
- Using the <import> element
- Discovering Organizations and Services using UDDI
- How Microsoft and IBM are extending Web Services
- WS-Security and WS-License
- Collaborative Electronic Business with ebXML
- What is ebXML?
- The ebXML Model
- Key ebXML Components
- The ebXML Functional Phases
- The ebXML Messaging Service
- Service
- Chapter 9: XQuery
- XQuery 1.0
- XQuery (Human Readable) Syntax
- Implementations of XQuery
- Microsoft's .NET Classes for XQuery
- A Sample ASP.NET Project using XQuery
- Summary
- Chapter 10: Performance
- Improving ASP.NET Application Performance
- Caching
- Data Access
- Working with Strings
- Performance Monitoring in ASP.NET
- An Aside - What is Application Performance
- Trace Facility
- Measuring Performance in ASP.NET
- Profiling Services
- Performance Counters
- Using Counters
- Analyzing Performance With Sampling
- Application Center Test
- Testing ASP.NET Web Applications with ACT
- The Applications
- Creating TEsts
- The ACT_XQuerySearchEngine?Create PRoject
- The Test Results
- Summary
- Chapter 11: A Web Services Case Study - An E-Commerce Business Engine
- Web Services - For All?
- An E-Commerce Illustration
- The E-Commerce Engine
- Demonstrating the Concept
- The Database
- Building The Services
- The CatalogueService?Create
- The Methods
- Implementing the Methods of the CatalogueService?Create
- Testing the CatalogueService?Create
- Building a SOAP Test Harness
- The BasketService?Create
- The BasketService?Create - Selected Code
- The OrderService?Create
- The OrderService?Create - Selected Code
- The Online Shop - A Consuming Example
- Consuming CatalogService?Create
- Implementing a Basket
- Summary
- Index
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