Building Microsoft Asp.Net Applications for Mobile Devies

Wigley, Andy/ Roxburgh, Peter

Microsoft Pr（2003/05発売）

• 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版
• 言語 ENG
• 商品コード 9780735619142
• DDC分類 621

Full Description

Extend your programming expertise across the widest range of mobile devices with this incisive guide to Microsoft ASP.NET mobile controls. Now integrated into Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003, ASP.NET mobile controls enable you to build applications that render intelligently on different devices-regardless of markup language, browser, or form factor. The authors expertly guide you through the mobile Web application development process, explaining how to fully exploit Visual Studio .NET and the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 for rapid and more flexible development. Discover how to create innovative, intuitive solutions-instead of wrestling with interoperability issues. Learn how to: Build mobile Web Forms pages with device-independent properties, methods, and events Use "code-behind" techniques to separate programming logic from the UI Employ the standard controls or download new custom controls Build controls from scratch and program device adapters Create styles and style sheets Customize applications for specific devices with templates Access data using Microsoft ADO.NET and the Visual Database Tools Know when to use application vs. session state Apply best practices for using XML Web services in mobile applications Help secure applications with ASP.NET authentication services Develop multilingual and multicultural applications Debug code, trap runtime errors, and use software emulators to test applications Configure, package, and deploy applications

Contents

Acknowledgments xv Introduction xvii 1 Introducing Microsoft ASP.NET for the Mobile Web 1 A Solution for the Wireless Muddle 4 Developing with Mobile Web Forms 5 Abstracting the Mobile Device User Interface 5 Using Mobile Web Forms Controls 6 Working with Mobile Web Forms Using .NET Tools 7 Implementing Code 8 Consuming Events 9 Building Mobile Solutions with Microsoft .NET 9 A Powerful Solution for Mobile Web Application Development 12 2 Getting Started 13 Setting Up Your Development System 13 Creating Your First Mobile Web Applications 16 Creating a Mobile Web Project with Visual Studio .NET 17 Using Solution Explorer and the Properties Dialog Box 19 Building the User Interface with the Toolbox 20 Building and Running Your Application 21 Testing with a Mobile Phone Emulator 22 Setting Up the Openwave Simulator 23 Using the Simulator for Testing 24 Working with the Mobile Internet Designer 26 The Mobile Web Forms Page and Form Control 27 Working with Multiple Form Controls 29 Backward and Forward Navigation in Mobile Web Applications 32 Device-Specific Rendering of Complex Controls 33 Basic Design Principles 35 3 Programming ASP.NET Mobile Web Forms 39 Understanding .aspx Files and Code-Behind Modules 40 The Code-Behind Technique 40 Design and HTML Views 42 The Inline Coding Technique 45 The MobilePage Class 47 Properties of the MobilePage Class 48 Using Events and Event Handlers 49 Programming State Management in ASP.NET 56 Persisting Class Members 58 Building and Testing the Application 61 Accessing .NET Framework Classes 63 Building and Testing the Application 66 Understanding the Application Life Cycle 66 Writing Applications with a Text Editor 68 Building the User Interface 68 Creating the Code-Behind Module 69 Building and Testing the Application 72 4 Programming the Standard Controls 75 How to Use the Control Descriptions 75 Introducing the Controls: Class Hierarchy 76 Common Mobile Controls Behavior 78 Container Controls 83 Containment Rules 84 Form Controls 85 Panel Controls 91 Core Controls 93 Command Controls 94 Image Controls 99 Label Controls 105 Link Controls 108 TextBox Controls 111 TextView Controls 117 5 Special-Purpose Controls and Validation Controls 121 Special-Purpose Controls 122 Calendar Control 122 PhoneCall Control 128 AdRotator Control 131 Validation Controls 136 Common Behavior of the Validation Controls 138 RequiredFieldValidator Control 140 CompareValidator Control 144 RangeValidator Control 148 RegularExpressionValidator Control 152 CustomValidator Control 157 ValidationSummary Control 161 Validation Controls Example 165 6 Programming the List Controls 169 Building Static or Data-Bound Lists 171 The SelectionList Control 175 Syntax 175 Properties and Events 176 Using the SelectionList Control 178 The List Control 186 Syntax 186 Properties and Events 187 Using the List Control 189 The ObjectList Control 196 Syntax 197 Properties and Events 198 Using the ObjectList Control 202 7 Using the Downloadable Controls 219 Using the Custom Controls 219 Adding the Controls to the Toolbox 220 Copying the Control Assembly to Your Application 222 Configuring Your Application to Use Custom Controls 223 The MobileCheckbox Control 224 Configuring Your Application 224 Syntax 225 Properties 226 Using the MobileCheckbox Control 227 The MobileMultiLineInput Control 228 Installation 230 Configuring Your Application 230 Syntax 231 Properties 231 Using the MobileMultiLineInput Control 232 The MobileDynamicImage Control 233 Installation 235 Configuring Your Application 235 Syntax 236 Properties 237 Using the MobileDynamicImage Control 238 8 Programming Styles and Style Sheets 241 Using Mobile Control Style Properties and the StyleSheet Control 241 Using Style Properties 243 Using the StyleSheet Control 248 Pagination and Styles 256 Using Pager Styles in Style Sheets 258 Working with Styles in Visual Studio .NET 259 The Styles Editor 259 Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) 260 Managing Cascading Style Sheets 262 Programming your own CSS Style Sheet 262 9 Customizing with Property Overrides and Templates 267 Customization Overview 267 Property Overrides 268 Templates 268 Writing Device Filters 269 Programming and Elements 282 Device-Specific Customization with Property Overrides 286 Using Templated Controls 288 Using the Form Controla s , , and Elements 291 Using the Panel Controla s Element 298 Working with Controls in Form and Panel Templates 302 Defining Templates Using Visual Studio .NET Tools 305 Defining Templates Within Style Sheets 308 10 Advanced List Control Programming 313 Using the Advanced Data Binding Features of the List Controls 313 Defining Static List and SelectionList Items 313 Binding to a Data Collection 314 Understanding Data Binding and ViewState 317 Why the DataItem Property Is Sometimes null 320 Overriding Single-Field Display in the List Controls 321 Overriding Single-Field Display in SelectionList and List Controls 321 Overriding Single-Field Display in ObjectList 322 Using Templates in List and ObjectList Controls 323 Programming the List Control Templates 324 Programming the ObjectList Control Templates 332 Using the ObjectList Controla s 336 Working with Controls in Templates Programmatically 341 Accessing Controls in List and ObjectList Templates from Code 343 11 Accessing Data 347 Using ASP.NET Declarative Data Binding 347 Using ADO.NET 352 Understanding the ADO.NET Objects 353 Using a DataReader Object for Read-Only Data Access 355 Using a DataSet Object for Data Binding 356 Creating a Mobile Web Application to Update a Database 358 Building Data Components with Visual Studio .NET 364 Using Server Explorer 364 Creating Data Components 365 Using a Data Component in a Web Application 369 Learning More About ADO.NET 372 12 State Management 373 Session State 374 Using the Session Object 376 Working with Cookies 378 Using Munged URLs 379 To Cookie or Not to Cookie 380 Hidden Variables 381 ViewState 384 Application State 388 Using Application State in Global.asax 389 Things to Consider When Using Application State 395 13 Enhancing Application Performance 397 Programming and Configuration Techniques 397 Turn Off Debug Support in Your Release Builds 397 Disable ViewState If Ita s Not Required 398 Disable Session State If Ita s Not Required 398 Cache Data in the Application Object 399 Use Custom Pagination with the List Controls 399 Dona t Perform Unnecessary Processing on Postback 400 Concatenate Strings Using System.Text.StringBuilder 400 Optimize SQL Server Data Access 400 Explicitly Declare Object Types in Visual Basic .NET 401 Caching 401 Using Output Caching 401 Using Fragment Caching 410 Using Data Caching 411 14 Multilingual and Multicultural Web Applications 413 Building Multilingual and Multicultural Mobile Web Applications 413 Defining Culture for Formatting Strings, Dates, and Times 414 Creating and Using Resource Files 418 Defining Character Set Encodings 424 15 XML Web Services 427 Introduction to XML Web Services 427 Using XML Web Services in Web Applications 428 Managing Session and Application State 429 Creating an XML Web Service 429 Creating an XML Web Service Using a Text Editor 429 Creating an XML Web Service Using Visual Studio .NET 430 Consuming an XML Web Service 432 Consuming XML Web Services Using Visual Studio .NET 432 Defining XML Web Service Behavior 437 Working with Data Types 440 Accessing Data 444 Considerations for Mobile Devices 449 16 Debugging, Testing with Emulators, and Handling Run-Time Errors 451 Debugging Mobile Web Applications 452 Configuring Applications to Support Debugging 453 Using the ASP.NET Trace Facility 455 Enabling Page-Level Tracing 456 Enabling Application-Level Tracing 457 Adding Your Own Trace Statements 459 Executing Blocks of Code in Trace Mode 460 Handling Errors 461 Implementing Custom Error Pages 461 Handling Errors Programmatically 464 Testing with Emulators and Real Devices 467 Using Pocket Internet Explorer for Application Testing 468 Using a Pocket PC Emulator 469 Testing with a Microsoft Smartphone Emulator 471 Testing with Mobile Phone Emulators 472 Integrating an Emulator into Visual Studio .NET 482 17 Packaging and Configuration 485 Packaging and Deploying an Application 486 Copying an Application 486 Creating a Web Setup Project 490 Deploying Applications to Servers Running Different Versions of the .NET Framework 494 Installing .NET Framework Runtime on a Web Server 496 Device Update Packs 497 Configuring Applications 497 Understanding the .NET Configuration Files 498 Web.config Configuration Example 501 Building ASP.NET Applications with Integrated Desktop and Mobile Access 502 Tailoring Functionality to the Client Device 503 Implementing a Redirect Page for the Mobile Web Site 503 18 ASP.NET Application Security 507 Encrypting Data Transfers Between Client and Server 507 Providing Authentication 509 IIS Authentication 510 ASP.NET Authentication 513 Forms Authentication 514 Passport Authentication 524 Windows Authentication 529 User Authorization 530 Impersonating a User 531 URL Authorization 532 19 Supporting New Clients 535 Defining Mobile Devices in Configuration Files 536 Device Configuration Files in .NET Framework 1.1 538 Supporting a New Client 539 Identifying the Device 540 Identifying Device Capabilities 543 Configuring Device Adapters 551 The Role of Device Adapters 551 Using Device Adapter Sets 553 Defining a Device Adapter Set 554 20 Building a Reusable User Interface as User Controls 559 Building a User Control 559 Creating a Simple User Control 560 Coding a User Control Module 560 Using a User Control in a Web Forms Page 561 User Control Example 561 Implementing Properties in a User Control 564 Displaying the Properties of the User Control 566 Responding to Events in a User Control 570 21 Creating Custom Controls by Inheritance and Composition 575 Building Controls in Code 575 Understanding the Control Life Cycle 576 Building Controls by Inheritance 580 Using a Compiled Custom Control 584 Building Controls by Composition 586 Creating the Child Controls in a Composite Control 587 Processing Postback Data 591 Raising Custom Events 592 Managing ViewState 596 22 Programming Device Adapters and Building Controls from Scratch 601 Building Controls from Scratch 602 The Control Life Cycle 602 The Role of Device Adapters 606 Building Simple Custom Controls and Device Adapters 612 A Simple Control with Device Adapters for HTML and WML 613 Writing Device Markup with the MobileTextWriter Classes 617 Handling Style Attributes in Device Adapters 617 Using Custom Controls and Device Adapters 620 Building a Data Bound Custom Control 623 Supporting Internal and Custom Pagination 629 Implementing the OnDataBind Event 632 Supporting ViewState in a Custom Control 634 Saving Control Properties to the ViewState Object 635 Understanding the IStateManager Interface 636 Using PrivateViewState 640 Implementing a Custom MobileControlBuilder Class 641 Enabling Client Postback in a Custom Control 643 Implementing Postback for the CMTable Control 644 Processing Postdata 649 Implementing Postdata Processing in the CMTable Control 649 Providing Different User Interfaces in the DeviceAdapter Classes 651 Adding Child Controls in a Device Adapter Class 654 Developing a Templated Custom Control 658 Implementing Support for Templates 658 Implementing Template Support for a Data Bound List Control 660 INDEX 667