微软TechED2006ajax.ppt

Dev 229:/343: Building a Complete Web Application using IIS 7.0, ASP.NET 2.0, and ASP.NET AJAX(Part 1) Matt Gibbs Eilon Lipton Developer Division Microsoft Corporation Goals For Today Build an end-to-end application using: ASP.NET 2.0 ASP.NET AJAX Visual Studio 2005 IIS 7.0 Discuss what and why, demo with code for the how Leave you with a solid end-to-end understanding of the Microsoft web platform And how to fully take advantage of it going forward Application we will build from scratch Things we’ll explore in Part 1 IIS 7.0 delegated configuration/administration Building consistent, clean, layout using Master Pages Building a DAL and Data Editing UI pages IIS 7.0 modular extensibility architecture Using URL re-writing to enable “clean urls” Building a Menu system w/ the Site Navigation system Using CSS control adapters to cleanly style UI AJAX-enabling our UI Things we’ll explore in Part 2 Richer AJAX UI using the ASP.NET Control Toolkit Adding Login management using Membership system Adding Role Management security authorization Managing Login and Roles using the IIS 7.0 Admin Tools Output Caching with SQL Cache Invalidation Building personalized portal UI using Web Parts How to pinpoint runtime errors using IIS7 Health Monitoring Sneak Peak: Building a site using BLINQ and LINQ Download Slides + Samples /mattgi Let’s code… Demo Machine: Windows Vista Client RC build IIS 7.0 SQL 2005 VS 2005 ASP.NET AJAX beta 2 (just released) Most recent AJAX Control Toolkit My hardware spec 2.0 Ghz laptop 2 GB of RAM Create a new site with IIS7 Create a master page for consistent UI Create a data access layer (DAL) Create product inventory pages using ASP.NET ASP.NET Data Tutorial Series End-to-end data tutorials using ObjectDataSource now on 40 segments total /learn/dataaccess/ “Pretty URLs” using URL-Rewriting Common request to better enable “logical” as opposed to “physical” URLs within web apps Instead of having: /catalogue.aspx?category=1 /catalogue.aspx?catego