CSE686 - Internet Programming
Lecture #8 - Active Data Objects
Revised: 13 July 2008
Web Resources:
Color Lab
Color Codes
HTML tags
Everything HTML
XML, HTML, Scripting
Win32, COM, MFC
webdeveloper.earthweb
devx...
W3Schools
Web Developer's Virtual Library
World-Wide Web Consortium
WebReference
devCentral
Office Hours:
Instructor & TAs
Content:
This lecture is concerned with Relational Databases and Active Data Objects and focuses on Examples relevant to the Final Project.
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Syllabus describes topics to be covered,
reading material for you to digest before coming to class, and due dates
for the assigned projects.
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Final Project #1,
Final Project #2,
Final Project #3,
Final Project #4
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Final Project Demos Schedule,
SQL Tutorials
Introduction to SQL
w3schools - SQL
Programming with SQL
SQL Tutorial
firstsql
Relational DB Tutorials
The Relational Model
Cal State Class Notes
ADO Tutorials
ADO QuickStart
Overview of ADO Operations
Asp QuickStart
ADO articles
Single Table Commands
ASP.Net Tutorials
Asp.Net videos - Recommended!
Lecture Topics
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Revised Page Derivation Demo,
Page Derivation files
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ADO Presentation
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Building Asp.Net Applications with Data Wizards
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Data Wizard Demos - Connections page
Data Wizard Demos - Connections folder
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Data Wizard Demos - Commands page
Data Wizard Demos - Commands folder
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Data Wizard Demos - DataAdapters and DataSets page
Data Wizard Demos - DataAdapters and DataSets folder
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Test Connections page - Uses Forms Authentication
Test Connections, Create SQL Scripts and Stored Procedures
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System Stored Procedures - DatabaseProject
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Update SQL Logs page
Update SQL Logs folder
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Ajax Demo
Ajax Demo folder
Ajax Tutorials
Microsoft implementation of Ajax
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SVG Experiment
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Silverlight Demo
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Asp.Net and Ajax
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Asp.Net Security Presentation
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.Net Security Models
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Demonstrate Windows Security Coding
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Lecture #8 folder contains a page of links to
presentations and code discussed in this class. The Lecture folders will occasionally
hold physical files of interest as well. Usually, however, all the materials
of interest to the class are in the presentations
and code folders. The contents of these folders will grow
as you progress through the course.