Professional asp.net 2.0 special edition pdf download

Did you guys decide to cut the chapter on cleaning the kitchen sink? Cause really, I think it belongs. Good stuff! Hey, is the text "This comment was screened by an external service and is considered a valid contribution. October 07, Wrox should really offer a PDF version. I buy just about every other book 1 dead tree, 1 PDF from Apress because they offer sweet downloads and discounted prices.

They password protected the PDF with your email address. A bit inconvenient, but it helps combat some piracy. October 08, But, because the new hardcover edition includes both a DVD and a CD, those wouldn't be available in a PDF version so it's generally our policy not to offer an ebook when some element of the ebook DVD with VS Pro Trial in this case couldn't be offered as part of it. Jim Minatel. October 09, I guess I'll end up buying the hardcover edition, the next time I see it at a bookstore.

Give it about another week before you expect to see it in the major US bookstore chains. Yes, get up and walk around once an hour, you need to make a trip to get more coffee anyway. Knowing what to do when we have free extras in a book and want to consider leaving them out for an alternate version is always tough. Had we left the price the same, other customers of the ebook version might have complained that we left out something they should have gotten for the price.

And your point is equally valid. So, sorry that you are in the group that lost out in our decision as to which customers we couldn't completely please on this. Down the road, you should be able to get the ebook on books24x7. If you buy a ton of Wrox books and like having e format available, you might consider a subscription there vs purchasing individual PDFs.

I just noticed it was on BookPool for 50 percent off! I buy most of my dead tree books from Bookpool. It's a bit scary to look back at my purchase history and see just how much I've spent on technical books. I guess I should probably start reading them some time soon! October 10, VS Team Suite day trial is available on Microsoft's site. I am not sure what value adding the DVD is. When a book gets real big and heavy, an eBook version will make more sense. Now that more advanced eReaders, like the Sony eReader, are out now, an eBook is more compelling.

October 12, Great book, great work, tons of examples. I am, however, noticing a few errors so when or where will the errata be posted? Hosting By. Share on Twitter or Facebook or use the Permalink. July 19, I will certainly order a copy of the new book. I have used and enjoyed the current version. One area that I noticed that neither your book or any other I have been able to find addresses the issues with using a data access layer in ASP. You touch on using precompiled business objects, even give an example of how to compile an assembly from the command line.

But every web app I have ever worked on has required resuse of complex business objects represented in assemblies, usually as class libraries. Numerous web articles discuss creating a DAL, and the pro's and con's about directly consuming datasets or datatables or using intervening objects etc.

How about some of the meat instead of the fluff? How about the issues with strongly typed datasets created in your business object, and consuming them from more than one web page? Do you instantiate these beasties for every call? Should you initialize your layer once? What about in a server farm environment? Come on, tackle the tough stuff! I would pay a lot more for a book that dealt with more real world issues that effect application design. Your book was and is great as far as it goes, but we really need a book that tackles these issues.

I have read "ASP.