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ASP.NET Web Applications

The topics in this section describe how to create, customize, and manage an ASP.NET Web application (sometimes referred to as a Web site). The topics cover information that pertains to the application or site as a whole, such as the file structure of an ASP.NET Web site, the lifecycle of an application, ways to create a consistent look (themes) and a consistent layout (master pages) for all of the pages in the site, and how to extend the application with custom modules.

In This Section

  • ASP.NET Life Cycle
    Describes an overview of the steps an ASP.NET Web application and individual ASP.NET pages go through during its life cycle. Includes information on how ASP.NET Web sites are compiled at run time, and information on application-level events.
  • ASP.NET Site Navigation
    Describes site maps and how to use menus and other controls to create navigation through your Web site.
  • ASP.NET Web Site Configuration
    Describes the XML-based ASP.NET configuration system, the hierarchy and inheritance of configuration settings, and the programmatic API for managing configuration.
  • ASP.NET Master Pages
    Describes how to create a consistent page layout using a template (master page) and separate content pages.
  • ASP.NET Themes and Skins
    Describes how to create a consistent appearance for pages and controls by setting properties and CSS styles.
  • ASP.NET Web Parts Pages
    Describes how to create pages with application features that users can select and customize in a browser.
  • ASP.NET Accessibility
    Describes how to create ASP.NET Web pages that conform to accessibility standards.

Reference

  • System.Web
    Contains reference documentation for the System.Web namespace, which supplies classes and interfaces that enable communication between browsers and Web servers.
  • System.Web.Caching
    Contains reference documentation for the System.Web.Caching namespace, which provides classes for caching frequently used resources on the server.
  • System.Web.Configuration
    Contains reference documentation for the System.Web.Configuration namespace, which contains classes that are used to configure ASP.NET.
  • System.Web.Security
    Contains reference documentation for the System.Web.Security namespace, which contains classes that are used to implement ASP.NET security in Web server applications.
  • System.Web.Services
    Contains reference documentation for the System.Web.Services namespace, which consists of the classes that enable you to create XML Web services using ASP.NET.
  • System.Web.UI.HtmlControls
    Contains reference documentation for System.Web.UI.HtmlControls classes, which enable you to control HTML elements using server code.
  • System.Web.UI.WebControls
    Contains reference documentation for System.Web.UI.WebControls classes that enable you to create Web server controls on a Web page. Web controls run on the server and include form controls such as buttons and text boxes, as well as special purpose controls, such as a Calendar control. These classes enable you to programmatically control these elements on a Web page.
  • ASP.NET Web Pages
    Provides information about how ASP.NET Web pages function and how to create and program them.
  • ASP.NET Web Server Controls
    Provides information about how ASP.NET Web server controls work, how to add them to ASP.NET pages, and how to program them
  • ASP.NET Web Site Security
    Provides information on security threats to your ASP.NET applications, ways in which to mitigate threats, and ways to authenticate and authorize users.
  • ASP.NET Troubleshooting and Debugging
    Provides information on handling errors, debugging ASP.NET pages, viewing trace information during page processing, and using monitoring the health of your application.