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< Columns 111-120 | Columns 91-100 >
- [110] JScript .NET, Part IV: Inheritance
- Learn about JScript .NET inheritence. Learn how to extend base classes by derived classes. Learn how to define interfaces and how to implement them by classes. Learn how to mark classes as abstract, forcing their extension by other derived classes. Learn how to override and hide base classes by derived classes. Learn how to protect class members from being overridden.
Related tips:
- Preventing Double Payments
- Handling Non-Qualified Name Collisions
- Formatting Numbers
Related categories:
- Objects
- Syntax and Notation
- Windows
- [109] JScript .NET, Part III: Classes and Namespaces
- Learn about JScript .NET classes. Learn how they are divided into namespaces. Learn how to import external namespaces and how to package new namespaces. Learn what assemblies are and how to direct the compiler to the right assemblies. Learn about member visibility with the protected, private, public, and static modifiers.
Related tips:
- What's in a Namespace?
- Is the Window Still Open?
- The Main Additions to JScript .Net
Related categories:
- Objects
- Syntax and Notation
- Windows
- [108] JScript .NET, Part II: Major Features
- Learn about JScript .NET's five major features. Learn how to define data types, assign constant variables and objects, enumerate variables, print strings, and define classes.
Related tips:
- Class-Based vs. Prototype-Based Languages
- Examples for Applying Inheritance
- Checking for a Window's Existence
Related categories:
- Objects
- Syntax and Notation
- Windows
- [107] JScript .NET, Part I: The Mechanics
- Learn how to install IIS and the .NET SDK. Learn about the concepts of the .NET Framework, and its two main components: common language runtime and classes. Learn about the similarities and differences between JScript and JScript .NET. Learn how to compile and link the Hello World! program.
Related tips:
- Conditional Coloring in XSLT
- Defining A Result Table in XSL
- Related Menus
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- Objects
- Syntax and Notation
- Windows
- [106] Web Services, Part XI: Consuming Multiple Web Services
- Learn how to consume multiple Web services from a single page, using the DHTML webservice behavior. Study how to write consumers to the Add Web service and to the IsPrime Web service. Try them both on-line.
Related tips:
- Benefits of XML Web Services
- A GUI for the IsPrime Web Service
- Namespaces and Assemblies
Related categories:
- Objects
- Dynamic HTML
- Behaviors
- [105] Web Services, Part X: Consuming the StockQuote
- Learn about consuming the StockQuote Web service with the DHTML webservice behavior. Study how to write the caller HTML page that sends the request and handles the response. Observe the XML response and learn how to convert it to an HTML with the proper XSL document.
Related tips:
- Loading XML from JavaScript
- Playing with the StockQuote Web Service
- Moving Files
Related categories:
- Objects
- Dynamic HTML
- Behaviors
- [104] Web Services, Part IX: Pattern-Based XML Node Selection
- Learn about node selection from the DOMDocument tree. Learn how to set context and how to use selectNodes() and selectSingleNode(). Learn how to navigate the DOMDocument tree. Learn about the wealth of search patterns for nodes.
Related tips:
- Writing an ASP.NET Page
- Handling the result Object
- Introducing ASP.NET
Related categories:
- Objects
- Dynamic HTML
- Behaviors
- [103] Web Services, Part VIII: Reading DTDs with JavaScript
- Learn about DTD's role and responsibilities. Learn how to specify the XML file structure in its DTD, and how to define entity substitutions in it. Read about the modeling of entity references in the DOMDocument object. See how to insert new entity references and how to navigate them.
Related tips:
- Checking the Returned Raw SOAP Packet
- Creating Objects
- Partitioning your Multiple Web Service Code
Related categories:
- Objects
- Dynamic HTML
- Behaviors
- [102] Web Services, Part VII: XML Object's Nodes and Types
- Learn about the twelve node types of DOMDocument. Understand how to set their names. For each node type, know its legal parents and possible children. See how to create a new node of any type. If you don't need to change the namespace, you have particular methods to create new element (tag) nodes, and new attribute nodes.
Related tips:
- A Sample Batch of Namespaces
- Sharing the Web Service dll
- Loading the Web Service First
Related categories:
- Objects
- Dynamic HTML
- Behaviors
- [101] Web Services, Part VI: XML Parsing and Loading from JavaScript
- Learn how to read XML files from JavaScript. Learn how to monitor XML parsing and building. Learn about the DOMDocument object and how its graph representation can be constructed. Learn how to detect if the parsing was successful or not, and how to pinpoint the error location to the user as much as possible. Learn how to convert the XML loading to a synchronous operation, waiting for the loading to be done before continuing on with the script.
Related tips:
- Using Attribute Values to Search for DOMDocument Nodes
- The Risk of Un-typed Variables
- What's in a Namespace?
Related categories:
- Objects
- Dynamic HTML
- Behaviors
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