December 2004
Intermediate to advanced
1008 pages
21h 40m
English
Although an ASP.NET application can be created using the most basic of editors—Notepad, for example—it is often much easier to create a sample application using one of the wizards provided with Visual Studio .NET. When a wizard is invoked, Visual Studio .NET creates all the code, HTML, and C# code necessary to implement an empty framework behind an ASP.NET application. Even though this will be an application that compiles, it will not be very useful unless you add some sort of visual components or make the application do something in addition to appearing in the web browser.
To make the task of adding components to the Web Form easier, Visual Studio .NET provides the two different views of a form shown in ...
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