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Appearance Properties

338

Layout Properties

338

Window Style Properties 338

form Design Preferences 338

adding and Positioning Controls 341

Vertically Aligning Text Controls 342

Automatic Positioning of Multiple Controls 342

Tab Order and Layering Controls 344

Locking Control Design 344

Setting Control Properties 345

Service-Based Components 346

Smart Tag Tasks 346

Container Controls 347

Panel and SplitContainer 347

FlowLayoutPanel 348

TableLayoutPanel 348

Docking and anchoring Controls 349

summary 350

chaPter 18: windows Presentation foundation (wPf) 351

What is WPf? 352

Getting started with WPf 353

XAML Fundamentals 355

The WPF Controls 357

The WPF Layout Controls 358

The WPf Designer and XaMl editor 360

Working with the XAML Editor 361

Working with the WPF Designer

362

The Properties Tool Window

364

Data Binding Features 367

styling Your application 371

Windows forms interoperability 372

Hosting a WPF Control in Windows Forms

372

Hosting a Windows Forms Control in WPF 374

Debugging with the WPf Visualizer 376

summary 377

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chaPter 19: office business aPPlications

Choosing an office Project Type 380

Document-Level Customizations 381

Application-Level Add-Ins 381

Creating a Document-level Customization 382

Your First VSTO Project 382

Protecting the Document Design 385

Adding an Actions Pane 386

Creating an application add-in 388

Some Outlook Concepts 388

Creating an Outlook Form Region 389

Debugging office applications 392

Unregistering an Add-In 392

Disabled Add-Ins 394

Deploying office applications 394

summary 396

Part V: web aPPlications

chaPter 20: asP net web forMs

Web application vs. Web site Projects 400

Creating Web Projects 401

Creating a Web Site Project 401

Creating a Web Application Project 404

Other Web Projects 406

Starter Kits, Community Projects, and Open-Source Applications 406

Designing Web forms 407

The HTML Designer 407

Positioning Controls and HTML Elements 409

Formatting Controls and HTML Elements 411

CSS Tools 412

Validation Tools 416

Web Controls 417

Navigation Components 418

User Authentication 418

Data Components 420

Web Parts 423

Master Pages 424

ConTenTs

rich Client-side Development 425

Developing with JavaScript

426

Working with ASP NET AJAX

427

Using AJAX Control Extenders 429

asP.neT Web site administration 431

Security 432

Application Settings

433

ASP NET Configuration in IIS 434

summary 434

chaPter 21: asP net MVc 437

Model View Controller 438

Getting started with asP.neT MVC 439

Choosing a Model 440

Controllers and action Methods 441

rendering a Ui with Views 443

advanced MVC 451

Routing 451

Action Method Parameters 456

Areas 459

Validation 461

Partial Views 463

Custom View Templates 463

Dynamic Data Templates 464

jQuery 468

summary 470

chaPter 22: silVerliGht 471

What is silverlight? 472

Getting started with silverlight 473

navigation framework 478

Theming 479

enabling running out of Browser 481

summary 484

chaPter 23: dynaMic data

485

Creating a Dynamic Data Web application 486

Adding a Data Model 487

Exploring a Dynamic Data Application 489

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Customizing the Data Model 491

Scaffolding Individual Tables 491

Customizing Individual Data Fields 492

Adding Custom Validation Rules 494

Customizing the Display Format 496

Customizing the Presentation 498

Page Templates 499

Field Templates 502

Entity Templates 506

Filter Templates 509

enabling Dynamic Data for existing Projects 511

summary 512

chaPter 24: sharePoint 513

Preparing the Development environment 514

Installing the Prerequisites 515

Installing SharePoint 2010 517

exploring sharePoint 2010 518

Creating a sharePoint Project 520

Building Custom sharePoint Components 524

Developing Web Parts 524

Creating Content Types and Lists 525

Adding Event Receivers 527

Creating SharePoint Workflows 528

Working with features 529

Packaging and Deployment 530

summary 532

chaPter 25: windows azure 533

The Windows azure Platform 534

The Development Fabric 535

Table, Blob, and Queue Storage 536

Application Deployment 540

Tuning Your Application 543

sQl azure 544

appfabric 545

Service Bus 545

Access Control Service 545

summary 546

Part Vi: data Part Vi: data

ConTenTs

chaPter 26: Visual database tools 549

Database Windows in Visual studio 2010 549

Server Explorer 550

The Data Sources Window 556

editing Data 556

Previewing Data 557

summary 558

chaPter 27: datasets and databindinG 559

Datasets overview 559

Adding a Data Source 561

The DataSet Designer 563

Binding Data 565

BindingSource 567

BindingNavigator 569

Data Source Selections 570

Saving Changes 573

Inserting New Items 575

Validation 576

Customized DataSets 578

BindingSource Chains and the DataGridView 579

Working with Data sources 581

The Web Service Data Source 583

Browsing Data 584

summary 586

chaPter 28: lanGuaGe inteGrated queries (linq) 587

linQ Providers 588

old-school Queries 588

Query Pieces 590

From 591

Select 592

Where 592

Group By 593

Custom Projections 594

Order By 594

Debugging and execution 596

linQ to XMl 597

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VB XML Literals 598

Paste XML as XElement 599

Creating XML with LINQ 600

Querying XMl 602

schema support 603

linQ to sQl 605

Creating the Object Model 606

Querying with LINQ to SQL 608

Binding LINQ to SQL Objects 614

linQPad 618

summary 618

chaPter 29: the ado net entity fraMework 621

What is the entity framework? 622

Comparison with LINQ to SQL 622

Entity Framework Concepts 623

Getting started 624

Creating an entity Model 624

The Entity Data Model Wizard 624

The Entity Framework Designer 626

Creating/Modifying Entities 630

Creating/Modifying Entity Associations 634

Entity Inheritance 635

Validating an Entity Model 635

Updating an Entity Model with Database Changes 635

Querying the entity Model 636

LINQ to Entities Overview 636

Getting an Object Context 636

CRUD Operations 637

Navigating Entity Associations 641

advanced functionality 642

Updating a Database from an Entity Model 642

Adding Business Logic to Entities 643

Plain Old CLR Objects (POCO) 643

summary 643

chaPter 30: rePortinG 645

Getting started with reporting 645

Designing reports 647

Defining Data Sources 648

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Reporting Controls

650

Expressions, Placeholders, and Aggregates

661

Custom Code 663

Report Layout 668

Subreports 670

The Report Wizard 672

rendering reports 673

The Report Viewer Controls 673

Generating the Report 674

Rendering Reports to Different Formats 675

Deploying reports 677

summary 677

Part Vii: aPPlication serVices

chaPter 31: windows coMMunication

foundation (wcf) 681

What is WCf? 681

Getting started 682

Defining Contracts 683

Creating the Service Contract 684

Creating the Data Contract 685

Configuring WCf service endpoints 688

Hosting WCf services 691

Consuming a WCf service 696

summary 699

chaPter 32: windows workflow foundation (wf) 701

What is Windows Workflow foundation? 701

Why Use Windows Workflow? 702

Workflow Concepts 703

Activities 703

Control Flow Activities 704

Expressions 705

Workflow Run Time/Scheduler 705

Bookmarks 705

Persistence 706

Tracking 706

Getting started 707

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The Workflow foundation Designer 709

Creating a Workflow 712

Designing a Workflow 713

Writing Code Activities 715

Executing a Workflow 716

Debugging Workflows 718

Testing Workflows 719

Hosting the Workflow Designer 719

summary 723

chaPter 33: client aPPlication serVices 725

Client services 725

role authorization 729

User authentication 731

settings 733

login form 738

offline support 740

summary 743

chaPter 34: synchronization serVices 745

occasionally Connected applications 746

server Direct 746

Getting started with synchronization services 749

synchronization services over n-Tiers 751

Background synchronization 752

Client Changes 755

summary 756

chaPter 35: wcf ria serVices 757

Getting started 757

Domain services 760

Domain operations 762

Query Operations 762

Insert/Update/Delete Operations 763

Other Operation Types 763

Consuming a Domain service in silverlight 764

summary 769

Part Viii: confiGuration and resources Part Viii: confiGuration and resources

ConTenTs

chaPter 36: confiGuration files

773

.Config files 773

Machine Config

773

Web Config 774

App Config 774

Security Config 775

ApplicationHost Config 775

Configuration schema 775

Section: configurationSections 775

Section: startup 777

Section: runtime 777

Section: system runtime remoting 778

Section: system net 778

Section: cryptographySettings 779

Section: system diagnostics 779

Section: system web 779

Section: compiler 780

Configuration Attributes 780

application settings 782

Using appSettings 782

Project Settings 783

Dynamic Properties 784

Custom Configuration Sections 785

User settings 790

referenced Projects with settings 792

summary 793

chaPter 37: connection strinGs 795

Connection string Wizard

sQl server format

in-Code Construction

encrypting Connection strings

summary

795

800

801

803

804

chaPter 38: resource files 805

What are resources?

Text File Resources

Resx Resource Files

805

806

807

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Binary Resources 807

Adding Resources 808

Embedding Files as Resources 808

Naming Resources 809

Accessing Resources 809

Designer Files 810

resourcing Your application 811

Control Images 813

satellite resources 813

Cultures 813

Creating Culture Resources 814

Loading Culture Resource Files 814

Satellite Culture Resources 815

accessing specifics 816

Bitmap and Icon Loading 816

Cross-Assembly Referencing 816

ComponentResourceManager 816

Coding resource files 817

ResourceReader and ResourceWriter 818

ResxResourceReader and ResxResourceWriter 818

Custom resources 819

summary 823

Part ix: debuGGinG

chaPter 39: usinG the debuGGinG windows 827

The Code Window 827

Breakpoints 828

DataTips 828

The Breakpoints Window 828

The output Window 829

The immediate Window 830

The Watch Windows 831

QuickWatch 831

Watch Windows 1–4 832

Autos and Locals 833

The Code execution Windows 833

Call Stack 833

Threads 834

Modules 834

Processes 835

ConTenTs

The Memory Windows 835

Memory Windows 1–4

836

Disassembly 836

Registers 836

intelliTrace (Ultimate edition only) 837

The Parallel Debugging Windows 838

Parallel Stacks 839

Parallel Tasks 840

exceptions 841

Customizing the Exception Assistant 842

Unwinding an Exception 843

summary 843

chaPter 40: debuGGinG with breakPoints 845

Breakpoints 845

Setting a Breakpoint 846

Adding Break Conditions 848

Working with Breakpoints 850

Tracepoints 852

Creating a Tracepoint 852

Tracepoint Actions 852

execution Control 853

Stepping Through Code 853

Moving the Execution Point 855

edit and Continue 855

Rude Edits 855

Stop Applying Changes 856

summary 856

chaPter 41: datatiPs, debuG Proxies, and Visualizers 857

DataTips 858

Debugger attributes 859

DebuggerBrowsable

859

DebuggerDisplay

860

DebuggerHidden

861

DebuggerStepThrough

862

DebuggerNonUserCode

862

DebuggerStepperBoundary 862

Type Proxies 863

Raw View 865

Visualizers 865

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advanced Techniques 867

Saving Changes to Your Object 867

summary 869

chaPter 42: debuGGinG web aPPlications 871

Debugging server-side asP.neT Code 872

Web Application Exceptions 874

Edit and Continue 876

Error Handling 876

Debugging Client-side Javascript 877

Setting Breakpoints in JavaScript Code 878

Debugging Dynamically Generated JavaScript 878

Debugging ASP NET AJAX JavaScript 879

Debugging silverlight 879

Tracing 880

Page-Level Tracing 881

Application-Level Tracing 882

Trace Output 882

The Trace Viewer 883

Custom Trace Output 884

Health Monitoring 884

summary 886

chaPter 43: adVanced debuGGinG techniques 887

start actions 887

Debugging with Code 890

The Debugger Class 890

The Debug and Trace Classes 890

Debugging running applications 892

Attaching to a Windows Process 892

Attaching to a Web Application 893

Remote Debugging 894

.neT framework source 896

Multi-Threaded and Parallelized application Debugging 897

Debugging sQl server stored Procedures 899

Mixed-Mode Debugging 899

Post-Mortem Debugging 900

Generating Dump Files 900

Debugging Dump Files 901

summary 902

Part x: build and dePloyMent Part x: build and dePloyMent