.NET Unplugged - Abstract Programming -
by David Donovan
Overview - This is a short series of articles about Abstract Programming.
This series is broken up into 3 parts. The first part, is an overview of Abstract
Programming, and how, and when one program authors another program. The second
part, is a look at C# authoring a JavaScript file at design time. The third part
details how Abstract Programming can be used at runtime to create JavaScript that will server as a .Net DataSet, only living on the client. By using
Abstract Programming you can eliminate unnecessary postbacks, and realize
the possibility
of an application program running unplugged.
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Abstract Programming
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Part 1 |
Concepts of Abstract Programming |
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Part 2 |
A Server Control Authoring JavaScript |
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Part 3 |
A Web Server Authoring Dynamic JavaScript |
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ProMatrix Inc., Maple Grove, MN
ASP.Net Library courtesy of ProMatrix Inc. |
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The methods used in this series are intended to create solutions that will run in
all browsers. These examples were tested with both Internet Explorer and Netscape,
but all the development was done with Internet Explorer. The examples and exercises
were developed with .Net 2.0 Framework using Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005,
but the concepts of Abstract Programming are independent of any
particular technology. This 3 part short series was created using the
techniques described in this series.
Using the source...
Extract the files into your C:\Inetpub\wwwroot as per
the instructions in the Install.Readme.txt. Follow the instructions to setup and
use the source code and how to setup the browser.
