Research and Markets: Beginning ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX

July 2, 2007; 03:09 AM
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c61212) has announced the addition of Beginning ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX to their offering.

This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the ASP.NET 'Atlas' features, showing developers how to build richer, more responsive dynamic web sites and web applications. The book begins with a quick overview of architecture and features, and describes where it does and does not make sense to use Atlas. The authors then quickly dive into the details, covering such topics as:

-Atlas user interface design issues.

-Javascript enhancements with Atlas.

-How to use the Update Panel for implementing serverside controls.

-XML scripting in Atlas.

-Implementing drag and drop functions.

-Databinding.

-Overview of the Atlas Control Toolkit.

-Debugging and security.

-ASP.NET services.

-Bridging and Gadgets.

The authors provide readers with a rich set of code examples, all of which are provided as well on the companion website.

1. Introduction to ASP.NET AJAX.

2. Creating an ASP.NET AJAX Application.

3. ASP.NET AJAX Architecture.

4. Calling Web Services.

5. The UpdatePanel.

6. Control Toolkit.

7. Control Extenders.

8. JavaScript Enhancements.

9. Microsoft AJAX Library.

10. User Interface Design.

11. Security and Integration.

12. Debugging.

13. Futures CTP.

Resources.

Index.

Summary

Written by a high-power team of Microsoft MVPs, this book provides a comprehensive introduction to the ASP.NET AJAX features. After a quick overview of the architecture and features of ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX, coverage then goes on to show developers how to build richer, more responsive dynamic Web sites and Web applications.

Dives into such topics as ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX user interface design issues, JavaScript enhancements with AJAX, how to use the UpdatePanel for implementing server-side controls, and XML scripting in AJAX

Also offers an outline of the ASP.NET 2.0 AJAXControl Toolkit, and discusses implementing drag and drop functions, databinding, debugging and security, ASP.NET services, and bridging and gadgets

The companion Web site provides readers with a rich set of code examples.

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c61212.