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Bill Evjen has been programming in Web development since 1996. Though raised in Seattle, Bill is presently an Internet Applications developer in St. Louis, Missouri. His abilities in Microsoft-centric Web technologies have led him to develop a number of large Internet-based applications for Fortune 500 companies and others. Bill's love of the new .NET platform led him to be the Founder and President of the St. Louis .NET User Group (http://www.stlnet.org/), and has helped in bringing prominent .NET speakers to the Midwest. Bill graduated from Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington with a Russian Linguistics degree, and when he isn't tinkering on the computer, he enjoys spending his free time in his summer place in Toivakka, Finland. You can reach Bill at [email protected].
Jason Beres has been a software developer for 10 years. He is currently a consultant in south Florida and works exclusively with Microsoft technologies. Jason holds the MCT, MCSD, and MCDBA certifications from Microsoft. When he is not teaching, consulting, or writing, he is formatting his hard drive and installing the latest beta products from Microsoft and keeping up with the latest episodes of Star Trek.
Jason Beres has been a software developer for 10 years. He is currently a consultant in south Florida and works exclusively with Microsoft technologies. Jason holds the MCT, MCSD, and MCDBA certifications from Microsoft. When he is not teaching, consulting, or writing, he is formatting his hard drive and installing the latest beta products from Microsoft and keeping up with the latest episodes of Star Trek.
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Preface.
Acknowledgments.
PART I: Introduction.
Chapter 1: Introduction to .NET.
Chapter 2: VB6 and VB .NET Differences.
PART II: The VB .NET Programming Language.
Chapter 3: Object-Oriented Programming and VB .NET.
Chapter 4: Hello World.
Chapter 5: Data Types, Variables, and Operators.
Chapter 6: Arrays.
Chapter 7: Conditional Logic.
Chapter 8: Procedures.
Chapter 9: Dialog Boxes.
Chapter 10: File IO and System Objects.
Chapter 11: Dictionary Object.
Chapter 12: Error Handling.
Chapter 13: Namespaces.
Chapter 14: Classes and Objects.
Chapter 15: Multithreading.
Chapter 16: COM Interop and MSMQ.
PART III: Visual Studio .NET: The IDE for VB .NET.
Chapter 17: Visual Basic .NET IDE.
Chapter 18: Compiling and Debugging.
Chapter 19: Customizing.
Chapter 20: Source Control.
PART IV: Data Access.
Chapter 21: Introduction to Data Access in .NET.
Chapter 22: ADO.NET.
Chapter 23: Data Access in Visual Studio .NET.
Chapter 24: Introduction to XML in .NET.
PART V: Windows Forms.
Chapter 25: Introduction to System.Windows.Forms.
Chapter 26: Controls.
Chapter 27: Specific Controls.
Chapter 28: Visual: Inheritance.
Chapter 29: Irregular Forms.
Chapter 30: Other Namespaces and Objects in the Catalog.
PART VI: VB .NET and the Web.
Chapter 31: Introduction to Web Development.
Chapter 32: Introduction to ASP.NET.
Chapter 33: Page Framework.
Chapter 34: HTML Server Controls.
Chapter 35: Web Controls.
Chapter 36: Validation Controls.
Chapter 37: User Controls.
Chapter 38: Events.
Chapter 39: Cascading Style Sheets.
Chapter 40: State Management.
Chapter 41: ASP.NET Applications.
Chapter 42: Tracing.
Chapter 43: Security.
PART VII: Web Services.
Chapter 44: Introduction to Web Services.
Chapter 45: Web Services Infrastructure.
Chapter 46: SOAP.
Chapter 47: Building a Web Service.
Chapter 48: Deploying and Publishing Web Services.
Chapter 49: Finding Web Services.
Chapter 50: Consuming Web Services.
Appendix A: Globalization.
Globalizing Applications.
Localization.
Resource Files.
CultureInfo Class.
ResourceManager Class.
Windows Forms Designer Globalization.
Appendix B: VB6 Upgrade Wizard.
Why You Should Not Upgrade.
The Upgrade Wizard.
SimpleClient.VBP.
SimpleClient.NET.
Index.
Acknowledgments.
PART I: Introduction.
Chapter 1: Introduction to .NET.
Chapter 2: VB6 and VB .NET Differences.
PART II: The VB .NET Programming Language.
Chapter 3: Object-Oriented Programming and VB .NET.
Chapter 4: Hello World.
Chapter 5: Data Types, Variables, and Operators.
Chapter 6: Arrays.
Chapter 7: Conditional Logic.
Chapter 8: Procedures.
Chapter 9: Dialog Boxes.
Chapter 10: File IO and System Objects.
Chapter 11: Dictionary Object.
Chapter 12: Error Handling.
Chapter 13: Namespaces.
Chapter 14: Classes and Objects.
Chapter 15: Multithreading.
Chapter 16: COM Interop and MSMQ.
PART III: Visual Studio .NET: The IDE for VB .NET.
Chapter 17: Visual Basic .NET IDE.
Chapter 18: Compiling and Debugging.
Chapter 19: Customizing.
Chapter 20: Source Control.
PART IV: Data Access.
Chapter 21: Introduction to Data Access in .NET.
Chapter 22: ADO.NET.
Chapter 23: Data Access in Visual Studio .NET.
Chapter 24: Introduction to XML in .NET.
PART V: Windows Forms.
Chapter 25: Introduction to System.Windows.Forms.
Chapter 26: Controls.
Chapter 27: Specific Controls.
Chapter 28: Visual: Inheritance.
Chapter 29: Irregular Forms.
Chapter 30: Other Namespaces and Objects in the Catalog.
PART VI: VB .NET and the Web.
Chapter 31: Introduction to Web Development.
Chapter 32: Introduction to ASP.NET.
Chapter 33: Page Framework.
Chapter 34: HTML Server Controls.
Chapter 35: Web Controls.
Chapter 36: Validation Controls.
Chapter 37: User Controls.
Chapter 38: Events.
Chapter 39: Cascading Style Sheets.
Chapter 40: State Management.
Chapter 41: ASP.NET Applications.
Chapter 42: Tracing.
Chapter 43: Security.
PART VII: Web Services.
Chapter 44: Introduction to Web Services.
Chapter 45: Web Services Infrastructure.
Chapter 46: SOAP.
Chapter 47: Building a Web Service.
Chapter 48: Deploying and Publishing Web Services.
Chapter 49: Finding Web Services.
Chapter 50: Consuming Web Services.
Appendix A: Globalization.
Globalizing Applications.
Localization.
Resource Files.
CultureInfo Class.
ResourceManager Class.
Windows Forms Designer Globalization.
Appendix B: VB6 Upgrade Wizard.
Why You Should Not Upgrade.
The Upgrade Wizard.
SimpleClient.VBP.
SimpleClient.NET.
Index.
