.Net Framework 4.5 Expert Programming Cookbook

.Net Framework 4.5 Expert Programming Cookbook

By : A.P. Rajshekhar

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.Net Framework 4.5 Expert Programming Cookbook

By: A.P. Rajshekhar

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Overview of this book

Net is an architecture neutral and programming language agnostic framework that caters to all requirements, varying from business solutions to multiplayer online 3D games. Version 4.5 added many new features to help with the development of robust and user-friendly solutions. This book will teach you the new features as well as the advanced concepts of different .Net components. ".Net Framework 4.5 Expert Programming Cookbook" will teach you about the advanced concepts and new features of the core framework, Window Forms, threading, and parallel programming, ASP.Net, Silverlight, WCF, WPF, ADO.Net, and Entity Framework using a real life problem/solution approach with a hands-on style. This book takes a hands-on approach in teaching you how to use the new as well as advanced features of the .Net framework 4.5. Each topic will teach you how to use a specific feature of .Net to solve a real world problem or scenario. You will learn how to use metadata driven programming, creating custom events with payloads, adding parallel constructs to your applications, using strict data bound controls in ASP.Net, enabling third party authentication and embedding maps, among many other key skills.

.NET Framework 4.5 Expert Programming Cookbook

Credits

About the Author

About the Reviewers

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Preface

Free Chapter

Core .NET Recipes

Introduction

Implementing the validation logic using the Repository pattern

Creating a custom validation attribute by extending the validation data annotation

Using XML to generate a localized validation message

Extending the validation attribute for localization

Creating custom attributes

Processing custom attributes via reflection

Using asynchronous file I/O for directory-to-directory copy

Accessing JSON using dynamic programming

Application Events and Windows Forms

Introduction

Creating an event that can have generic values as payload

Creating a table layout that can dynamicallyadd or remove rows based on the size of the collection

Creating DataGridView dynamically

Creating a video player using DirectX and Windows Forms

Threading and Parallel Programming

Introduction

Creating a shared resource

Handling Producer-Consumer race conditions

Handling background threads in Windows Forms

Handling threads in WPF

Using parallel programming to make bulk image processing faster

Chaining two parallelized bulk image processing operations

ASP.NET Recipes – I

Introduction

Creating a user registration page using HTML5 controls

Saving a draft of a user registration page using HTML5 client storage

Binding objects to controls using strongly-typed data controls

Implementing communication between an ASPX page and a Silverlight application

ADO.NET Recipes

Introduction

Saving large files (BLOB) in MS SQL Server using ADO.NET

Retrieving large files (BLOB) from SQL Server using ADO.NET

Using transactions to maintain database consistency when saving multiple files

Using DataSet to modify custom XML configuration files

WCF Recipes

Introduction

Implementing custom binding in WCF

Creating a WCF REST service

Handling exceptions using FaultContract and FaultException

Uploading files using Stream

Securing a service using role-based security

WPF Recipes

Introduction

Implementing the Model and Repository patterns

Implementing View Model

Implementing View commands and binding data to View

Using the live data shaper for live sorting

Playing videos using MediaElement

Using Ribbon control to display the video player controls

ASP.NET Recipes – II

Introduction

Preventing cross-site injection using the anti-XSS library

Adding Google Map functionality using Map Helper

Third-party authentication of users using Google

Implementing unobtrusive validation

Silverlight Recipes

Introduction

Using Pivot control to present asset data

Accessing webcams

Using client-side storage for saving a draft of the user registration data

Entity Framework Recipes

Introduction

Joining two entities using LINQ

Uploading files using Entity Framework and stored procedures

Managing connections manually for long-running tasks

Using functions that return tables as return values

Index

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Using client-side storage for saving a draft of the user registration data

Isolated storage APIs provide a way to store limited amount of data at the client side. Using this functionality, we can save data such as search strings and usernames. In this recipe we will use the isolated storage API so that the user can save the data entered in the registration form on the client's system.

How to do it...

Create an application of the type Silverlight Application in Visual Studio 2012. Name it ClientSidePersistance.
Open MainPage.xaml. Design it so that it looks similar to the following screenshot:

Name the controls as detailed in the following table:

Control	Name	Description
Textbox	`txtUserName`	To enter the username
Textbox	`txtFullName`	To enter the full name of the user
Textbox	`txtEmail`	To enter the e-mail address of the user
Button	`btnDraft`	To save the entered values in the user's system
Button	`btnClear`	To clear the values
Button	`btnLoad`	To load and display the saved...

.Net Framework 4.5 Expert Programming Cookbook

By : A.P. Rajshekhar

.Net Framework 4.5 Expert Programming Cookbook

By: A.P. Rajshekhar

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