Developing Applications with Visual Studio.NET

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Developing Applications with Visual Studio .NET
Richard Grimes

Table of Content
 
Chapter  Framework Class Library
Chapter  Contexts and Remoting 
Chapter  Interoperation and COM + 
Chapter  Visual StudioNET Environment 
Chapter  Creating and Building Solutions 
Chapter  Visual C++ NET 
Chapter  Application Development 
Chapter  Debugging 

Visual Studio NET Mastering Visual Basic

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Mastering™ Visual Basic® NET
Evangelos Petroutsos

Contents at a Glance
Introduction                                                              
Part I • The Fundamentals                                           
Chapter 1 • Getting Started with VBNET                              
Chapter 2 • Visual Basic Projects                                    
Chapter 3 • Visual Basic: The Language                               
Chapter 4 • Writing and Using Procedures                           
Chapter 5 • Working with Forms                               
Chapter 6 • Basic Windows Controls                               
Chapter 7 • More Windows Controls                              
Part II • Rolling Your Own Objects                                     
Chapter 8 • Building Custom Classes                                
Chapter 9 • Building Custom Windows Controls                       
Chapter 10 • Automating Microsoft Office Applications                  
Part III • Basic Framework Classes                                       
Chapter 11 • Storing Data in Collections                            
Chapter 12 • Handling Strings, Characters, and Dates                    
Chapter 13 • Working with Folders and Files                          
Part IV • Intermediate Programming                                     
Chapter 14 • Drawing and Painting with Visual Basic                    
Chapter 15 • Printing with VBNET                                
Chapter 16 • The TreeView and ListView Controls                    
Chapter 17 • Error Handling and Debugging                       
Chapter 18 • Recursive Programming                              
Chapter 19 • The Multiple Document Interface                       
Part V • Database Programming with VBNET                             
Chapter 20 • Databases: Architecture and Basic Concepts                
Chapter 21 • Building Database Applications with ADONET            
Chapter 22 • Programming the ADONET Objects                     
Part VI • VBNET on the Web                                          
Chapter 23 • Introduction to Web Programming                    
Chapter 24 • Accessing Data on the Web                            
Chapter 25 • XML Web Services                                  

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Beginning Visual Basic .NET Database Programming
Denise Gosnell
Matthew Reynolds
Bill Forgey

What Does This Book Cover?
Visual Basic .NET is tightly coupled to very comprehensive and flexible data access technologies, so the
potential range of things that might fall under the title of this book is huge. Rather than trying to cover
too much, we have concentrated on providing a detailed introduction to the following strands:
? Basic database design principles.
? The SQL Server Desktop Engine.
? Querying the database using T-SQL.
? Using Visual Studio .NET's Server Explorer to run queries, views, stored procedures, etc.
? ADO.NET and the DataSet object.
? Reading data into the DataSet, binding it to a control on the user interface, changing data in
the DataSet, and saving those changes back in the underlying database.
? XML's role in ADO.NET.
? Internet database applications using Web Forms and Web Services.

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A Programmer’s Guide to Visual BasicNET
Visual BasicNET: A New Framework
Creating a New Project
Examining the IDE
Creating Your First VBNET Application
Windows Application Enhancements
Resizing Controls Automatically
Anchoring Controls to the Form Edges
Easier Menus
Setting Tab Order
Line and Shape Controls: You’re Outta Here
Form Opacity
MAJOR VBNET CHANGES
General Changes
BUILDING CLASSES AND ASSEMBLIES WITH VBNET 
INHERITANCE WITH VBNET 
DATABASE ACCESS WITH VBNET AND ADONET 
BUILDING WEB APPLICATIONS WITH VBNET AND ASPNET 
BUILDING WEB SERVICES WITH VBNET 
BUILDING WINDOWS SERVICES WITH VBNET
UPGRADING VB PROJECTS TO VBNET
A THE COMMON LANGUAGE SPECIFICATION

Programming Visual Basic NET

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Programming Visual Basic NET
Dave Grundgeiger

Chapter  Introduction
Chapter  The Visual Basic NET Language
Chapter  The NET Framework
Chapter  Windows Forms I: Developing Desktop Applications
Chapter  Windows Forms II: Controls, Common Dialog Boxes, and Menus
Chapter  ASPNET and Web Forms: Developing Browser-Based Applications
Chapter  Web Services
Chapter  ADONET: Developing Database Applications
Appendix A Custom Attributes Defined in the System Namespace 
Appendix B Exceptions Defined in the System Namespace
Appendix D Resources for Developers 
D NET Information
D Discussion Lists

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C Visual Basic .NET Language Pocket Reference
Section 1.1.  Introduction
Section 1.2.  Font Conventions
Section 1.3.  Visual Basic Conventions
Section 1.4.  Data Types
Section 1.5.  Variables
Section 1.6.  Operators and Precedence
Section 1.7.  Constants
Section 1.8.  Enumerations
Section 1.9.  Object Programming
Section 1.10.  Program Structure
Section 1.11.  Array Handling
Section 1.12.  Collection Objects
Section 1.13.  Conditional Compilation
Section 1.14.  Other Conversion
Section 1.15.  Date and Time
Section 1.16.  Declaration
Section 1.17.  Error Handling
Section 1.18.  Filesystem
Section 1.19.  Financial
Section 1.20.  Information
Section 1.21.  Input/Output
Section 1.22.  IDE
Section 1.23.  Interaction
Section 1.24.  Mathematics
Section 1.25.  Program Structure and Flow
Section 1.26.  Programming
Section 1.27.  Registry
Section 1.28.  String Manipulation
 

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VB.NET Language in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition
By Paul Lomax, Ron Petrusha, Steven Roman, Ph.D.  

   
     Part I:  The Basics
        Chapter 1.  Introduction 
        Chapter 2.  Program Structure 
        Chapter 3.  Variables and Data Types 
        Chapter 4.  Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming 
        Chapter 5.  The .NET Framework: General Concepts 
        Chapter 6.  The .NET Framework Class Library 
        Chapter 7.  Delegates and Events 
        Chapter 8.  Attributes 
        Chapter 9.  Error Handling in VB.NET 
        Part II:  Reference
        Chapter 10.  The Language Reference

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Pro Ajax and the NET 20 Platform


PART 1 Ajax Concepts
CHAPTER 1 History and Revival of Ajax
CHAPTER 2 Introducing JavaScript
CHAPTER 3 The XmlHttpRequest Object
CHAPTER 4 N-Tier and Ajax
PART 2 Ajax Components
CHAPTER 5 Rich Internet Applications
CHAPTER 6 CSS and the DOM
CHAPTER 7 Ajax Frameworks
PART 3 Concept to Code
CHAPTER 8 Understanding the Library
CHAPTER 9 Ajax and Web Services
CHAPTER 10 Tagging with Ajax
CHAPTER 11 Cloning Google Suggest
CHAPTER 12 User Controls and AjaxNET
CHAPTER 13 Ajax and Mapping
CHAPTER 14 Ajax and Web Parts
PART 4 Security and Performance
CHAPTER 15 Ajax and ASPNET Security
CHAPTER 16 Performance
CHAPTER 17 Debugging Your Application
CHAPTER 18 Ajax and Site Testing
CHAPTER 19 Ajax Usability
PART 5 Moving Forwar
CHAPTER 20 Atlas

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Accelerated C# 2008
by Weldon WNash, III


Contents:
CHAPTER 1 C# Preview
CHAPTER 2 C# and the CLR
CHAPTER 3 C# Syntax Overview
CHAPTER 4 Classes, Structs, and Objects
CHAPTER 5 Interfaces and Contracts
CHAPTER 6 Overloading Operators
CHAPTER 7 Exception Handling and Exception Safety
CHAPTER 8 Working with Strings
CHAPTER 9 Arrays, Collection Types, and Iterators
CHAPTER 10 Delegates, Anonymous Functions, and Events
CHAPTER 11 Generics
CHAPTER 12 Threading in C#
CHAPTER 13 In Search of C# Canonical Forms
CHAPTER 14 Extension Methods
CHAPTER 15 Lambda Expressions
CHAPTER 16 LINQ: Language Integrated Query
APPENDIX References

Pro ASP.NET 3.5 in C# 2008

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The book will teach you ASP.NET 3.5 starting with core concepts to more advanced topics.

• Core concepts of ASP.NET 3.5.What it’s fundamental principals are. The basics of Visual Studio. How ASP.NET 3.5 controls are created, and how they fit into ASP.NET 3.5 pages, ultimately creating full applications
• Data access details. The intricacies of ADO.NET and how to perform data binding to many sources from databases to file streams to XML. We include LINQ coverage so you’re on the bleeding edge
• Security. Once considered the Achilles heel of all Windows web applications, security has vastly improved and is a cornerstone of ASP.NET 3.5. This section explains the various forms of available security, and how to best apply them
• Taking things further using advanced user interface techniques. This includes user controls, customer server controls, client–side JavaScript, and GDI+.
• Web services. In an increasingly connected world, working with web services grows in importance. This book will show you how to work with them.
• ASP.NET AJAX, with an emphasis on comtemporary web development techniques
• Development using Internet Information Services 7, Microsoft’s premier web hosting platform.
• And much more.

Linq for Visual C# 2005

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            Contents:

            LINQ to Objects

            LINQ to ADO.NET

            LINQ to XML

Essential Windows Workflow Foundation by Dharma Shukla

• Essential Windows Workflow Foundation 

        Contents:

        1.Deconsturcting WF

        2.WF Programs

        3.Activity Execution

        4.Advanced Activity Executions

        5.Applications

        6.Transactions

        7.Advanced Authoring

        8.Misc

        Appendix A:Activity Automation

        Appendix B:Control flow patterns

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        .NET Remoting

        • Implement server-activated components
        • Implement client-activated components
        • Select a channel protocol and a formatter
        • Create client and server configuration files
        • Instantiate and invoke a .NET Remoting object