(Ch: 1) Building ASP.NET Pages. A. ASP.NET and the.net Framework B. Introducing ASP.NET Controls C. Adding Application logic to an ASP.
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1 (Ch: 1) Building ASP.NET Pages A. ASP.NET and the.net Framework B. Introducing ASP.NET Controls C. Adding Application logic to an ASP.NET Page D. the structure of an ASP.NET Page
2 ASP.NET and the.net Framework ASP.NET is part of the Microsoft.NET Framework. To build ASP.NET pages, you need to take advantage of the features of the.net Framework. The.NET Framework consists of two parts: the Framework Class Library and the Common Language Runtime. Understanding the Framework Class Library The.NET Framework contains thousands of classes that you can use when building an application. The Framework Class Library was designed to make it easier to perform the most common programming tasks. Here are just a few examples of the classes in the framework: File class enables you to represent a file on your hard drive. You can use the File class to check whether a file exists, create a new file, delete a file, and perform many other file related tasks. Graphics class enables you to work with different types of images such as GIF, PNG, BMP, and JPEG images. You can use the Graphics class to draw rectangles, arcs, ellipsis, and other elements on an image. Random class enables you to generate a random number. SmtpClient class enables you to send . You can use the SmtpClient class to send s that contain attachments and HTML content. These are only four examples of classes in the Framework. The.NET Framework contains almost 13,000 classes you can use when building applications. You can view all the classes contained in the Framework by opening the Microsoft.NET Framework SDK documentation and expanding the Class Library node.
3 Figure 1.4. Opening the Microsoft.NET Framework SDK Documentation. Note The Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0 includes 18,619 types; 12,909 classes; 401,759 public methods; 93,105 public properties; and 30,546 public events. Each class in the Framework can include properties, methods, and events. The properties, methods, and events exposed by a class are the members of a class. For example, here is a partial list of the members of the SmtpClient class: Properties o HostThe name or IP address of your server o PortThe number of the port to use when sending an message
4 Methods o SendEnables you to send an message synchronously o SendAsyncEnables you to send an message asynchronously Events o SendCompletedRaised when an asynchronous send operation completes If you know the members of a class, then you know everything that you can do with a class. For example, the SmtpClient class includes two properties named Host and Port, which enable you to specify the server and port to use when sending an message. The SmtpClient class also includes two methods you can use to send an Send() and SendAsync(). The Send method blocks further program execution until the send operation is completed. The SendAsync() method, on the other hand, sends the asynchronously. Unlike the Send() method, the SendAsync() method does not wait to check whether the send operation was successful. Finally, the SmtpClient class includes an event named SendCompleted, which is raised when an asynchronous send operation completes. You can create an event handler for the SendCompleted event that displays a message when the has been successfully sent. The page in Listing 1.2 sends an by using the SmtpClient class and calling its Send() method. Listing 1.2. SendMail.aspx <%@ Page Language="VB" %> <%@ Import Namespace="System.Net.Mail" %> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" " <script runat="server"> Sub Page_Load() Dim client As New SmtpClient() client.host = "localhost" client.port = 25 client.send("steve@somewhere", "bob@somewhere.com", _ "Let's eat lunch!", "Lunch at the Steak House?") End Sub </script> <html xmlns=" > <head id="head1" runat="server"> <title>send Mail</title> </head> <body> <form id="form1" runat="server"> <div> sent!
5 </div> </form> </body> </html> The page in Listing 1.2 calls the SmtpClient Send() method to send the . The first parameter is the from: address; the second parameter is the to: address; the third parameter is the subject; and the final parameter is the body of the . Warning The page in Listing 1.2 sends the by using the local SMTP Server. If your SMTP Server is not enabled, then you'll receive the error An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host. You can enable your local SMTP Server by opening Internet Information Services, right-clicking Default SMTP Virtual Server, and selecting Start. Understanding Namespaces There are almost 13,000 classes in the.net Framework. This is an overwhelming number. If Microsoft simply jumbled all the classes together, then you would never find anything. Fortunately, Microsoft divided the classes in the Framework into separate namespaces. A namespace is simply a category. For example, all the classes related to working with the file system are located in the System.IO namespace. All the classes for working a Microsoft SQL Server database are located in the System.Data.SqlClient namespace. Before you can use a class in a page, you must indicate the namespace associated with the class. There are multiple ways of doing this. First, you can fully qualify a class name with its namespace. For example, because the File class is contained in the System.IO namespace, you can use the following statement to check whether a file exists: System.IO.File.Exists("SomeFile.txt") Specifying a namespace each and every time you use a class can quickly become tedious (it involves a lot of typing). A second option is to import a namespace. You can add an <%@ Import %> directive to a page to import a particular namespace. In Listing 1.2, we imported the System.Net.Mail namespace because the SmtpClient is part of this
6 namespace. The page in Listing 1.2 includes the following directive near the very top of the page: Import Namespace="System.Net.Mail" %> After you import a particular namespace, you can use all the classes in that namespace without qualifying the class names. Finally, if you discover that you are using a namespace in multiple pages in your application, then you can configure all the pages in your application to recognize the namespace. Note A web configuration file is a special type of file that you can add to your application to configure your application. Be aware that the file is an XML file and, therefore, all the tags contained in the file are case sensitive. You can add a web configuration file to your application by selecting Website, Add New Item and selecting Web Configuration File. If you add the web configuration file in Listing 1.3 to your application, then you do not need to import the System.Net.Mail namespace in a page to use the classes from this namespace. For example, if you include the Web.config file in your project, you can remove the <%@ Import %> directive from the page in Listing 1.2. Listing 1.3. Web.Config <?xml version="1.0"?> <configuration> <system.web> <pages> <namespaces> <add namespace="system.net.mail"/> </namespaces> </pages> </system.web> </configuration> You don't have to import every namespace. The ASP.NET Framework gives you the most commonly used namespaces for free. These namespaces are System System.Collections System.Collections.Specialized System.Configuration
7 System.Text System.Text.RegularExpressions System.Web System.Web.Caching System.Web.SessionState System.Web.Security System.Web.Profile System.Web.UI System.Web.UI.WebControls System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts System.Web.UI.HTMLControls The default namespaces are listed inside the pages element in the root web configuration file located at the following path: \WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\[version]\CONFIG\Web.Config Understanding Assemblies An assembly is the actual.dll file on your hard drive where the classes in the.net Framework are stored. For example, all the classes contained in the ASP.NET Framework are located in an assembly named System.Web.dll. More accurately, an assembly is the primary unit of deployment, security, and version control in the.net Framework. Because an assembly can span multiple files, an assembly is often referred to as a "logical" dll. Note The.NET Framework (version 2.0) includes 51 assemblies. There are two types of assemblies: private and shared. A private assembly can be used by only a single application. A shared assembly, on the other hand, can be used by all applications located on the same server. Shared assemblies are located in the Global Assembly Cache (GAC). For example, the System.Web.dll assembly and all the other assemblies included with the.net Framework are located in the Global Assembly Cache.
8 Note The Global Assembly Cache is located physically in your computer's \WINDOWS\Assembly folder. There is a separate copy of every assembly in your \WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v folder. The first set of assemblies is used at runtime and the second set is used at compile time. Before you can use a class contained in an assembly in your application, you must add a reference to the assembly. By default, an ASP.NET application references the most common assemblies contained in the Global Assembly Cache: mscorlib.dll System.dll System.Configuration.dll System.Web.dll System.Data.dll System.Web.Services.dll System.Xml.dll System.Drawing.dll System.EnterpriseServices.dll System.Web.Mobile.dll To use any particular class in the.net Framework, you must do two things. First, your application must reference the assembly that contains the class. Second, your application must import the namespace associated with the class. In most cases, you won't worry about referencing the necessary assembly because the most common assemblies are referenced automatically. However, if you need to use a specialized assembly, you need to add a reference explicitly to the assembly. For example, if you need to interact with Active Directory by using the classes in the System.DirectoryServices namespace then you will need to add a reference to the System.DirectoryServices.dll assembly to your application. Each class entry in the.net Framework SDK documentation lists the assembly and namespace associated with the class. For example, if you look up the MessageQueue class in the documentation, you'll discover that this class is located in the System.Messaging namespace located in the System.Messaging.dll assembly. If you are using Visual Web Developer, you can add a reference to an assembly explicitly by selecting the menu option Website, Add Reference, and selecting the name of the assembly that you need to reference. For example, adding a reference to the System.Messaging.dll assembly results in the web configuration file in Listing 1.4 being added to your application. Listing 1.4. Web.Config
9 <?xml version="1.0"?> <configuration> <system.web> <compilation> <assemblies> <add assembly="system.messaging, Version= , Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=B03F5F7F11D50A3A"/> </assemblies> </compilation> </system.web> </configuration> If you prefer not to use Visual Web Developer, then you can add the reference to the System.Messaging.dll assembly by creating the file in Listing 1.4 by hand. Understanding the Common Language Runtime The second part of the.net Framework is the Common Language Runtime (CLR). The Common Language Runtime is responsible for executing your application code. When you write an application for the.net Framework with a language such as Visual Basic.NET or C#, your source code is never compiled directly into machine code. Instead, the Visual Basic or C# compiler converts your code into a special language named MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language). MSIL looks very much like an object-oriented assembly language. However, unlike a typical assembly language, it is not CPU specific. MSIL is a low-level and platform-independent language. When your application actually executes, the MSIL code is "just-in-time" compiled into machine code by the JITTER (the Just-In-Time compiler). Normally, your entire application is not compiled from MSIL into machine code. Instead, only the methods that are actually called during execution are compiled. In reality, the.net Framework understands only one language: MSIL. However, you can write applications using languages such as Visual Basic.NET and C# for the.net Framework because the.net Framework includes compilers for these languages that enable you to compile your code into MSIL. You can write code for the.net Framework using any one of dozens of different languages, including Ada Apl
10 Caml COBOL Eiffel Forth Fortran JavaScript Oberon PERL Pascal PHP Python RPG Scheme Small Talk The vast majority of developers building ASP.NET applications write the applications in either Visual Basic.NET or C#. Many of the other.net languages in the preceding list are academic experiments. Once upon a time, if you wanted to become a developer, you concentrated on becoming proficient at a particular language. For example, you became a C++ programmer, a COBOL programmer, or a Visual Basic Programmer. When it comes to the.net Framework, however, knowing a particular language is not particularly important. The choice of which language to use when building a.net application is largely a preference choice. If you like case-sensitivity and curly braces, then you should use the C# programming language. If you want to be lazy about casing and you don't like semicolons, then write your code with Visual Basic.NET. All the real action in the.net Framework happens in the Framework Class Library. If you want to become a good programmer using Microsoft technologies, you need to learn how to use the methods, properties, and events of the 13,000 classes included in the Framework. From the point of view of the.net Framework, it doesn't matter whether you are using these classes from a Visual Basic.NET or C# application.
11 Introducing ASP.NET Controls ASP.NET controls are the heart of the ASP.NET Framework. An ASP.NET control is a.net class that executes on the server and renders certain content to the browser. For example, in the first ASP.NET page created at the beginning of this chapter, a Label control was used to display the current date and time. The ASP.NET framework includes over 70 controls, which enable you to do everything from displaying a list of database records to displaying a randomly rotating banner advertisement. In this section, you are provided with an overview of the controls included in the ASP.NET Framework. You also learn how to handle events that are raised by controls and how to take advantage of View State. Overview of ASP.NET Controls The ASP.NET Framework (version 2.0) contains over 70 controls. These controls can be divided into eight groups: Standard Controls The standard controls enable you to render standard form elements such as buttons, input fields, and labels. Validation Controls The validation controls enable you to validate form data before you submit the data to the server. For example, you can use a RequiredFieldValidator control to check whether a user entered a value for a required input field. Rich Controls The rich controls enable you to render things such as calendars, file upload buttons, rotating banner advertisements, and multi-step wizards Data Controls The data controls enable you to work with data such as database data. For example, you can use these controls to submit new records to a database table or display a list of database records. Navigation Controls The navigation controls enable you to display standard navigation elements such as menus, tree views, and bread crumb trails Login Controls The login controls enable you to display login, change password, and registration forms. Web Part Controls The Web Part controls enable you to build personalizable portal applications. HTML Controls The HTML controls enable you to convert any HTML tag into a serverside control. With the exception of the HTML controls, you declare and use all the ASP.NET controls in a page in exactly the same way. For example, if you want to display a text input field in a page, then you can declare a TextBox control like this: <asp:textbox id="textbox1" runat="server" />
12 This control declaration looks like the declaration for an HTML tag. Remember, however, unlike an HTML tag, a control is a.net class that executes on the server and not in the web browser. When the TextBox control is rendered to the browser, it renders the following content: <input name="textbox1" type="text" id="textbox1" /> The first part of the control declaration, the asp: prefix, indicates the namespace for the control. All the standard ASP.NET controls are contained in the System.Web.UI.WebControls namespace. The prefix asp: represents this namespace. Next, the declaration contains the name of the control being declared. In this case, a TextBox control is being declared. This declaration also includes an ID attribute. You use the ID to refer to the control in the page within your code. Every control must have a unique ID. Note You should always assign an ID attribute to every control even when you don't need to program against it. If you don't provide an ID attribute, then certain features of the ASP.NET Framework (such as two-way databinding) won't work. The declaration also includes a runat="server" attribute. This attribute marks the tag as representing a server-side control. If you neglect to include this attribute, then the TextBox tag would be passed, without being executed, to the browser. The browser would simply ignore the tag. Finally, notice that the tag ends with a forward slash. The forward slash is shorthand for creating a closing </asp:textbox> tag. You can, if you prefer, declare the TextBox control like this: <input name="textbox1" type="text" id="textbox1"></asp:textbox> In this case, the opening tag does not contain a forward slash and an explicit closing tag is included.
13 Adding Application logic to an ASP.NET Page & Asp.Net Page Structure The ASP.NET Framework (and Visual Web Developer) enables you to create two different types of ASP.NET pages. You can create both single-file and two-file ASP.NET pages. As an alternative to a single file ASP.NET page, you can create a two file ASP.NET page. A two file ASP.NET page is normally referred to as a code behind page. In a code behind page, the page code is contained in a separate file. Note Code-behind pages work in a different way in the ASP.NET 2.0 Framework than they did in the ASP.NET 1.x Framework. In ASP.NET 1.x, the two halves of a code-behind page were related by inheritance. In the ASP.NET 2.0 Framework, the two halves of a code-behind page are related by a combination of partial classes and inheritance. How Code Behind Works: In the previous version of the ASP.NET Framework (ASP.NET 1.x), two classes were generated by a code-behind page. One class corresponded to the presentation page and one class corresponded to the code-behind file. These classes were related to one another through class inheritance. The presentation page class inherited from the code-behind file class. The problem with this method of associating presentation pages with their code-behind files was that it was very brittle. Inheritance is a one-way relationship. Anything that is true of the mother is true of the daughter, but not the other way around. Any control that you declared in the presentation page was required to be declared in the code-behind file. Furthermore, the control had to be declared with exactly the same ID. Otherwise, the inheritance relationship would be broken and events raised by a control could not be handled in the code-behind file. In the beta version of ASP.NET 2.0, a completely different method of associating presentation pages with their code-behind files was used. This new method was far less brittle. The two halves of a code-behind page were no longer related through inheritance, but through a new technology supported by the.net 2.0 Framework called partial classes. Partial classes enable you to declare a class in more than one physical file. When the class gets compiled, one class is generated from all the partial classes. Any members of one partial class including any private fields, methods, and properties are accessible to any other partial classes of the same class. This makes sense because partial classes are combined eventually to create one final class.
14 The advantage of using partial classes is that you don't need to worry about declaring a control in both the presentation page and code-behind file. Anything that you declare in the presentation page is available automatically in the code-behind file, and anything you declare in the codebehind file is available automatically in the presentation page. The beta version of the ASP.NET 2.0 Framework used partial classes to relate a presentation page with its code-behind file. However, certain advanced features of the ASP.NET 1.x Framework were not compatible with using partial classes. To support these advanced features, a more complex method of associating presentation pages with code-behind files is used in the final release of the ASP.NET 2.0 Framework. The final release of the ASP.NET 2.0 Framework uses a combination of inheritance and partial classes to relate presentation pages and code-behind files. The ASP.NET 2.0 Framework generates three classes whenever you create a code-behind page. The first two classes correspond to the presentation page. For example, when you create the FirstPageCodeBehind.aspx page, the following two classes are generated automatically in the Temporary ASP.NET Files folder: Partial Public Class FirstPageCodeBehind Protected WithEvents Button1 As Global.System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button Protected WithEvents Label1 As Global.System.Web.UI.WebControls.Label... additional class code... End Class Public Class firstpagecodebehind_aspx Inherits FirstPageCodeBehind... additional class code... End Class A third class is generated that corresponds to the code-behind file. Corresponding to the FirstPageCodeBehind.aspx.vb file, the following class is generated: Partial Class FirstPageCodeBehind Inherits System.Web.UI.Page Protected Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Label1.Text = "Thanks!" End Sub End Class
15 The firstpagecodebehind_aspx class is executed when the FirstPageCodeBehind.aspx page is requested from a browser. This class inherits from the FirstPageCodeBehind class. The FirstPageCodeBehind class is a partial class. It gets generated twice: once by the presentation page and once by the code-behind file. The final release of the ASP.NET 2.0 Framework uses a combination of partial classes and inheritance to relate presentation pages and code-behind files. Because the page and code-behind classes are partial classes, unlike the previous version of ASP.NET, you no longer need to declare controls in both the presentation and code-behind page. Any control declared in the presentation page is accessible in the code-behind file automatically. Because the page class inherits from the code-behind class, the ASP.NET 2.0 Framework continues to support advanced features of the ASP.NET 1.x Framework such as custom base Page classes.
16 Page Events: You normally use the Page Load event to initialize the properties of controls contained in a page. However, the Page Load event is only one event supported by the Page class. Here is the sequence of events that are raised whenever you request a page: 1. PreInit 2. Init 3. InitComplete 4. PreLoad 5. Load 6. LoadComplete 7. PreRender 8. PreRenderComplete 9. SaveStateComplete 10. Unload Why so many events? Different things happen and different information is available at different stages in the page execution lifecycle. For example, View State is not loaded until after the InitComplete event. Data posted to the server from a form control, such as a TextBox control, is also not available until after this event. Ninety-nine percent of the time, you won't handle any of these events except for the Load and the PreRender events. The difference between these two events is that the Load event happens before any control events and the PreRender event happens after any control events. Example Sub Page_Load() Label1.Text = "Page Load" End Sub Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Label1.Text &= "<br />Button Click" End Sub Sub Page_PreRender() Label1.Text &= "<br />Page PreRender" End Sub
17 The Page class includes a property called the IsPostBack property, which you can use to detect whether the page has already been posted back to the server. Example Sub Page_Load() if Not Page.IsPostBack Then ' Create collection of items Dim items As New ArrayList() items.add("apples") items.add("oranges") ' Bind to DropDownList DropDownList1.DataSource = items DropDownList1.DataBind() End If End Sub Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Label1.Text = DropDownList1.SelectedItem.Text End Sub
18 Dynamic Compilation Strangely enough, when you create an ASP.NET page, you are actually creating the source code for a.net class. You are creating a new instance of the System.Web.UI.Page class. The entire contents of an ASP.NET page, including all script and HTML content, are compiled into a.net class. When you request an ASP.NET page, the ASP.NET Framework checks for a.net class that corresponds to the page. If a corresponding class does not exist, the Framework automatically compiles the page into a new class and stores the compiled class (the assembly) in the Temporary ASP.NET Files folder located at the following path: \WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\[version]\Temporary ASP.NET Files The next time anyone requests the same page in the future, the page is not compiled again. The previously compiled class is executed and the results are returned to the browser. Even if you unplug your web server, move to Borneo for 3 years, and start up your web server again, the next time someone requests the same page, the page does not need to be re-compiled. The compiled class is preserved in the Temporary ASP.NET Files folder until the source code for your application is modified. When the class is added to the Temporary ASP.NET Files folder, a file dependency is created between the class and the original ASP.NET page. If the ASP.NET page is modified in any way, the corresponding.net class is automatically deleted. The next time someone requests the page, the Framework automatically compiles the modified page source into a new.net class. This process is called dynamic compilation. Dynamic compilation enables ASP.NET applications to support thousands of simultaneous users. Unlike an ASP Classic page, for example, an ASP.NET page does not need to be parsed and compiled each and every time it is requested. An ASP.NET page is compiled only when an application is modified. Note You can precompile an entire ASP.NET application by using the aspnet_compiler.exe command line tool. If you precompile an application, users don't experience the compilation delay resulting from the first page request. Disabling compilation is useful when you have thousands of pages in a website and you don't want to load an assembly into memory for every page. When the CompilationMode attribute is set to the value Never, the page is never compiled and an assembly is never generated for the page. The page is interpreted at runtime.
19 You cannot disable compilation for pages that include server-side code. In particular, a no compile page cannot include a server-side <script>...</script> block. On the other hand, a no compile page can contain ASP.NET controls and databinding expressions. Note You can disable dynamic compilation for a single page, the pages in a folder, or an entire website with the CompilationMode attribute. When the CompilationMode attribute is used with the <%@ Page %> directive, it enables you to disable dynamic compilation for a single page. When the compilationmode attribute is used with the pages element in a web configuration file, it enables you to disable dynamic compilation for an entire folder or application.
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