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Kumar Vishal, Lovely Professional University Unit 7: Advanced ASP.NET

Unit 7: Advanced ASP.NET Notes

CONTENTS

Objectives
Introduction
7.1 Communicating with the Browser
7.1.1 Bookmarklet
7.1.2 Communicating with a Desktop Application from JavaScript
7.1.3 Using the JavaScript Image Class to Make Asynchronous Cross-domain Requests

7.1.4 Browser Speak: A Concrete Example
7.2 Web.Configuration
7.2 ASP.NET Web.Configuration File
7.3 Characteristics of ASP.NET
7.4 New Features in ASP.NET 3.5
7.5 Summary

7.6 Keywords
7.7 Review Questions
7.8 Further Readings

Objectives

After studying this unit, you will be able to:
• Explain about communicate with browser

• Define web.configuration
• Define the characteristic of ASP.NET

• Explain the new features of ASP.NET
Introduction

ASP.NET is a set of Web development equipment offered by Microsoft. Programs like Visual
Studio .NET and Visual Web Developer allow Web developers to produce dynamic websites by
means of a visual interface. Of course, programmers can write their own code and scripts and
incorporate it into ASP.NET websites as well. Though, it often seen as a successor to Microsoft’s
ASP programming technology, ASP.NET also supports Visual Basic .NET, Script .NET and
open-source languages like Python and Perl.
ASP.NET is built on the .NET framework, which provides an application program interface (API)
for software programmers. The .NET advance tools can be used to create applications for both
the Windows operational system and the Web. Programs similar to Visual Studio .NET provide
a visual interface for developers to create their applications, which makes .NET a reasonable
choice for designing Web-based interfaces as well.

In order for an ASP.NET website to function correctly, it must be published to a Web server
that supports ASP.NET applications. Microsoft’s Internet Information Services (IIS) Web server

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