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Form validation is vastly improved in ASP.NET

All Web development efforts require form validation, but Active Server Page technology hasn't made the task easy. Fortunately, ASP.NET addresses the need with validation controls. See how to put them to good use.

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Programming ASP.NET UI server controls

ASP.NET provides HTML and Web server controls that offer rich, browser-aware functionality. Learn about the similarities and differences between these controls, and see how you can put them to work.

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Understanding event handling in ASP.NET

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ASP.NET: Revolution, not evolution

Active server pages enter the world of object-oriented programming with ASP.NET. Find out more about ASP.NET as you follow along with this example and source code.

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Build a bridge to the future with managed extensions for Visual C++

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The ins and outs of .NET message queuing

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Use COM+ automatic transactions in .NET components

Just because your application is .NET doesn't mean you have to live without some of the COM+ functions you'd like to use. Follow this example and see how your .NET apps can tap into COM+ services.

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Generating XML serialization classes

Once you've created an XSD schema to define your XML data, you can use it to validate that data. Find out how to generate serialization classes and validate XML data using an XSD schema.

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Better living through XML schemas

Schemas provide a way to define your XML data and can be used for XML data validation. Find out more about schemas and take a guided tour through some sample code.

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Make XML serialization a snap with .NET attributes

You can get your data in the form you need it by using XMLSerializer to map your XML data to objects and objects to XML. As you walk through these examples, you'll see how easy the process can be.

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Form validation is vastly improved in ASP.NET

Programming ASP.NET UI server controls

Understanding event handling in ASP.NET

ASP.NET: Revolution, not evolution

Build a bridge to the future with managed extensions for Visual C++

The ins and outs of .NET message queuing

Use COM+ automatic transactions in .NET components

Generating XML serialization classes

Better living through XML schemas

Make XML serialization a snap with .NET attributes

Industrial Internet of Things: Software comparison tool

How to recruit and hire an Operations Research Analyst

Quick glossary: Industrial Internet of Things

Software Procurement Policy