The document discusses developing web applications using ASP.NET. It covers HTML controls versus web server controls, the different types of web server controls, working with controls, and the ASP.NET postback model. The objectives are to learn how to use HTML and web server controls, interact with controls, and understand the postback model. Specific topics covered include standard, data, validation, navigation, and login controls; adding controls; setting control properties; and determining how a page was invoked.
This document outlines tasks for developing web applications using ASP.NET to access and display different types of data. It describes creating prototypes to access data from a database using SqlDataSource controls, XML data using XmlDataSource controls, and custom objects using ObjectDataSource controls. The tasks include adding connection strings, configuring data source and data controls, handling events, and testing the applications.
The document discusses developing web applications using ASP.NET. It covers HTML controls versus web server controls, the different types of web server controls, working with controls, and the ASP.NET postback model. The objectives are to learn how to use HTML and web server controls, interact with controls, and understand the postback model. Specific topics covered include standard, data, validation, navigation, and login controls; adding controls; setting control properties; and determining how a page was invoked.
This document outlines tasks for developing web applications using ASP.NET to access and display different types of data. It describes creating prototypes to access data from a database using SqlDataSource controls, XML data using XmlDataSource controls, and custom objects using ObjectDataSource controls. The tasks include adding connection strings, configuring data source and data controls, handling events, and testing the applications.
Dale Chihuly is an American glass sculptor and entrepreneur. He studied glass in Venice in 1968 and founded the Pilchuck Glass School in Washington. In 1976, he was in a car accident that left him blind in one eye. He continued blowing glass until 1979 when a bodysurfing accident prevented him from holding the glassblowing pipe. He now oversees a team of artists who create his glass sculptures.
