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The long awaited releases of JavaServer Faces TM (JSF) version 1.0 and JavaServer Pages TM (JSP) version 2.0 promise to transform the way J2EE developers build Web applications. Meanwhile, Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) version 2.0 is in the final stages of specification, and many developers are seriously considering XML-based presentation layers, especially when the applications target multiple devices or require look and feel customization.
Microsoft is to launch a cheaper version of its Windows XP operating system in an effort to halt the rise of low-cost Linux software.
The software giant said the new system, named Windows XP Starter Edition, would go on sale in Asia in October.
Over a year ago, I gave you guys a very quicksneak peek at Windows Server 2003 (at the time called Windows .NET Server). Now that the product has shipped (and I've finally found the time to install a copy of the release version), I thought I'd once again let you take a look. While I will mention a few other cool things, for the most part I'll be talking about what's new in IIS 6. That's because in addition to being the most relevant to ASP and .NET, IIS is also one of the areas where the most has
The Web is a flexible environment for user interfaces, with extreme variations in the look and feel of different Web sites. The widespread adoption of cascading style sheets (CSS) is largely responsible for the rich designs encountered on the Web. All of ASP.NET's HTML server controls and Web server controls have been designed to provide first-class support for CSS styles. This section discusses how to use styles in conjunction with server controls and demonstrates the very fine control over the look and feel of your Web Forms that they provide.
ASP.NET Web Forms Syntax Elements
An ASP.NET Web Forms page is a declarative text file with an .aspx file name extension. In addition to static content, you can use eight distinct syntax markup elements. This section of the QuickStart reviews each of these syntax elements and provides examples demonstrating their use. Rendering Code Syntax: <% %> and <%= %>
Code rendering blocks are denoted with <% ... %> elements, allow you to custom-control content emission, and execute during the render phase of Web Forms page execution. The following example demonstrates how you can use them to loop over HTML content.
Summary: Discover how to create and edit ASP.NET pages with Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003, which adds significant new functionality for working with ASP.NET pages. (8 printed pages)
