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Web Applications

Upon completion of this chapter, your students will be able to
1. Explain the functions of the server and the client in Web programming.
2. Create a Web Form and run it in a browser.
3. Describe the differences among the various types of Web controls and the relationship of Web controls to controls used on Windows forms.
4. Understand the event structure required for Web programs.
5. Design a Web Form using tables.
6. Control the styles used on Web pages using cascading style sheets (CSS). 7. Validate Web input using the validator controls.
8. Use AJAX to update a portion of a Web page.
9. Define ASP, XML, WSDL, and SOAP.





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