ASP.NET with C#

With Web Forms , you create an HTML page with static content , and you write C code to generate dynamic content . The C code runs on the server , and the data produced is intergrated with your static HTML to create the web page . What is sent to the browser is standard HTML

Web forms are designed to run on any browser , with the server rendering the correct browser-complaint HTML . Your can do the programming for the logic of the web from in any .NET language . I will of course use C which is arguably

the language of choice , though some ASP developers who have used VBscript might opt for VB .NET

Just as with Windows Forms , you can create Web Forms in Notepad (or another editor of your choice ) rather than in Visual Studio . Many developers will choose to do so , but Visual Studio makes the process of designing and testing Web Forms much easier

Web Forms divide the user interface into two parts : the visual part or user interface (UI , and logic that lies behind it . This is very similar to developing Windows Forms . Web Forms the UI page and the code are in separate s

The UI page is stored in a with the extension .aspx . the logic (code ) for that page can be stored in a separate code-behind C source . When your run the form , the code-behind class runs and dynamically creates the HTML : sent to the client browser . This code makes use of the rich Web Forms types found in the system .Web and System .Web .UI namespaces of the .NET Framework Class Library (FCL (Liberty , 401 402

In this section we 'll build a simple web service to demonstrate the fundamentals of web service building . Our web service will contain just one method called HighCommunicationMethod . HighCommunicationMethod...