This is a quick presentation of IIS, as IIS is the "final destination" for any Web Forms app. This is a quick presentation of IIS Express, highlighting the differences between this and IIS. IIS Express offers limited functionality compared with IIS, and is only used during development.
- [Instructor] Before we talk about the structure … of our project and what exactly got created, … let's first talk about how our application … is going to be run. … So in order to run our application we need something … called IIS, internet information server. … IIS is an application that runs on a Windows platform … and it will take the requests from the client. … So this is how it looks. … First the client will send a request to a server. … The request itself, it's called an HTTP request. … HTTP stands for hyper text transfer protocol. … And there can be two types of requests, … get or post. … Get is normally sent when you want to get some data … from the server … and post is used when you want to send some data … to the server and then you want the server … to process it and then send you back some responses. … Now when the server sees that request, … it look at it and if it sees that request … being an ASP.NET request … it will send it to the .NET framework. … The .NET framework will take that request …
Author
Tiberiu Covaci
Released
5/7/2019- Working with ASP.NET Web Forms controls
- Creating ASP.NET Web Forms pages
- Designing maintainable code
- Debugging ASP.NET Web Forms applications
- Creating reusable code
- Working with SQL Server
- Presenting datasets in ASP.NET Web Forms apps
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
Views
-
Introduction
-
What you should know1m 20s
-
1. Getting Started
-
Overview of ASP.NET6m 21s
-
Installing Visual Studio3m 5s
-
IIS overview2m 47s
-
Install IIS3m 54s
-
Run the application2m 33s
-
Development environment3m 14s
-
Project structure2m 38s
-
Application content overview2m 40s
-
-
2. Creating ASP.NET Web Forms Pages
-
Understanding ASPX files5m 44s
-
Common ASPX syntax4m 25s
-
Handling postback data3m 5s
-
Lifecycle3m 28s
-
-
3. Debugging and Instrumenting ASP.NET Web Forms Applications
-
Designing maintainable code3m 18s
-
Tracing3m 33s
-
Tracing from code1m 30s
-
Configure exceptions4m 7s
-
Handle exceptions from code3m 38s
-
-
4. Creating Reusable Code
-
Create web controls3m 4s
-
Register web controls3m 12s
-
Managing state2m 44s
-
-
5. Working with Data
-
Working with SQL Server4m 9s
-
-
Conclusion
-
Next steps39s
-
Take notes with your new membership!
Type in the entry box, then click Enter to save your note.
Press on any video thumbnail to jump immediately to the timecode shown.
Notes are saved with you account but can also be exported as plain text, MS Word, PDF, Google Doc, or Evernote.
Share this video
Embed this video
Video: IIS overview