Lecture #3 - Server-Side Scripting

Web Resources:

Color Lab Color Codes HTML tags Everything HTML XML, HTML, Scripting webdeveloper.earthweb devx... W3Schools Web Developer's Virtual Library World-Wide Web Consortium WebReference

Content:

Last week we discussed client-side scripting. This lecture is concerned with scripting on the server-side.

1. Syllabus
   Describes topics to be covered, reading material for you to digest before coming to class, and due dates for the assigned projects.
2. Final Project Statements:
   Project #1 - File Repository
   Project #2 - Stories
   Project #3 - Clickable Code Viewing

   These projects require you to build a website and associated web service using Asp.Net, and Asp.Net MVC, SQL Server, XML, Asp.Net WebApi, and WPF.

3. Entity Framework Demo, Roles and Role Authentication
4. jQuery Demos
   jQuery1, jQuery2, jQuery3, jQuery4, jQuery5, jQuery6, jQuery7

   drop-down menu

   jQuery Presentation
5. Client-side Scripting Review
   Static Serving Model, Introduction to Javascript, jQuery Presentation
   First HTML, First CSS, First JS,
6. Server-side Scripting with ASP:
   Asp Serving Model
   Client and Server-Side Models
   HTML Events, HTML DOM
   Server Objects Reference
   Asp Tutorial

   Demo - Response Object
   Demo - FileSystem Object
   Demo - show Files
   Demo code
7. Asp.Net
   Asp.Net Presentation #1
8. Server-side Programming with Asp.Net
   Asp.Net Serving Model

   Interactive Asp.Net Demo

   Asp.Net Tutorial

   Comparison of HTML, ASP, and ASP.NET
   calc1.htm, calc2.htm, calc2.aspx, calc3.aspx
   Calc demos code folder
   These four applications provide exactly the same functionality with HTML and Javascript, Asp, and Asp.Net.

9. Configuring Virtual Directories:
   Create Virtual Directory for Win7 and Vista
   Create Virtual Directory for Windows XP
   Web.Config file
   
10. Running Projects downloaded from College Server
11. C# Programming Language:
    C# Tutorials and Presentations:

    • CSharp-Station tutorial
    • MSDN tutorial
    • Univ. Linz tutorial
    • C# versus C++
    • .Net Framework Library
    C# Example Programs:

    • Hello World in C#
    • C# Syntax Examples
    • Demo Conversions
    • Type Testing and Coercions
    • .Net Equivalence
    • .Net Containers
    • Demo File Handling
    • Delegate Demos
    • Navigate Directory Tree without Delegates
    • Navigate with Delegates
    • .Net 3.5 additions
    • LINQ on Collections
    • LINQ to XML

Lecture Resources

12. HTML References:
    HTML Controls
    FORM, INPUT (text, password, checkbox, radio, submit, reset, file, hidden, image, button), SELECT (OPTGROUP, OPTION), TEXTAREA
    HTML Events
    HTML DOM Objects
13. Javascript references:
    w3schools Tutorial, DevGuru Reference, Prototype toolkit, Javascript binding, Developers Network, WebReference, JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), JavaScript Objects, JavaScriptkit, Object Oriented JavaScript
14. Javascript menus:
    Suckerfish menu example, Original article: suckerfish menus, A fix for suckerfish dropdowns in IE7Son of suckerfish example, Son of suckerfish at HTML Dog, articles and downloads at dynamicdrive, tigra menu
15. Javascript Libraries:
    dojo, mochikit, MochiKit by Example, prototype, prototoype documentation, howtocreate, JavaScript Libraries Roundup
16. VBScript references:
    VBScript - ournet, VBScript - MSDN
17. ASP References:
    aspjavascript, aspandjavascript
18. Javascript Examples:
    Javascript Types - Example1.htm, Javascript Types folder
    Javascript objects, Javascript objects folder
    Javascript DOM, Javascript DOM folder
19. Lab Assignment #3
    Visual Studio makes it easy to run Asp.Net applications - those with an aspx extension. However, it turns out that you cannot run Asp scripts - those with an asp extension - in Visual Studio. However, you can create an Asp.Net application (empty then add webform) and write asp code just like the code in today's demos.

    You can also create an asp page with the Visual Studio editor or with notepad and install in a Virtual Directory.