thank you for ur quickly reply ... yes Obviously homework..
I am new for asp.net and last day I am start my tutorial...but I should submits homework after 4 week and I don;t have time to learn and do it...so I decided to learn then understand it.
Sorry to be blunt, but maybe you shouldn't have taken the class if you didn't want to do the homework.
The community is not here to do your homework for you, but we will help you understand issues you come across while trying to build a solution for yourself.
/faceplam
And this is why I don't understand why a college degree carries any weight over experience in the industry...
What you are trying to do is the same thing tons of tutorials out there teach. So open a browser search for an ASP.NET tutorial or better yet open the book you got for your class and read. By the end you will be surprised how little time something this trivial
will take you especially being I am sure it is all layed out in your course material.
I suggest you to go with MVC since you can save a lot of code redundancy with that. Also, you can generate CRUD operations, most of the UI parts, validations and DB automatically by writing few lines of code. I think MVC will serve best for your scenario.
You can check out the Music Store example here. It's pretty much same as the requirements you have for your project.
if it's not specified which technology within ASP.NET you must use (webforms, mvc, web-pages, the dark side of the force, ...) then I suggest you simply create your two classes with the these as properties, make use of Nuget to install both EntityFramework
and MVC scaffolding and have your database and forms generated (be sure to add the needed validation attributes as you apparently need those as well). Then type in:
scaffold controller Category as first, then continue with the other classes for book and author.
But really, take the time the coming weekend to simply study the tutorials on this site, or follow the pdf document from the MusicStore MVC sample application which you can grab from codeplex.com and then create your own site with the given criteria.
Grz, Kris.
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Nov 28, 2012 12:27 PM|LINK
Hello plz could you help me by this:
You are required to build a simple ASP.NET web site for a book store. The tables of the database are as follows:
You are required to write the following pages in ASP.NET:
Proper validation should be added to the forms.
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Re: Simple asp.net website
Nov 28, 2012 12:32 PM|LINK
Obviously homework.
Start here: http://www.asp.net/web-pages, learn the basics then have a go yourself. Then ask specific questions about issues as they arise.
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Re: Simple asp.net website
Nov 28, 2012 12:50 PM|LINK
hi
thank you for ur quickly reply ... yes Obviously homework..
I am new for asp.net and last day I am start my tutorial...but I should submits homework after 4 week and I don;t have time to learn and do it...so I decided to learn then understand it.
so plz could you help me ..
best regards
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Re: Simple asp.net website
Nov 28, 2012 03:03 PM|LINK
Sorry to be blunt, but maybe you shouldn't have taken the class if you didn't want to do the homework.
The community is not here to do your homework for you, but we will help you understand issues you come across while trying to build a solution for yourself.
KJAK
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Re: Simple asp.net website
Nov 28, 2012 03:29 PM|LINK
Hi
Start by the design of the database.
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Re: Simple asp.net website
Nov 28, 2012 03:36 PM|LINK
/faceplam
And this is why I don't understand why a college degree carries any weight over experience in the industry...
What you are trying to do is the same thing tons of tutorials out there teach. So open a browser search for an ASP.NET tutorial or better yet open the book you got for your class and read. By the end you will be surprised how little time something this trivial will take you especially being I am sure it is all layed out in your course material.
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Re: Simple asp.net website
Nov 29, 2012 04:14 PM|LINK
Hello,
I suggest you to go with MVC since you can save a lot of code redundancy with that. Also, you can generate CRUD operations, most of the UI parts, validations and DB automatically by writing few lines of code. I think MVC will serve best for your scenario. You can check out the Music Store example here. It's pretty much same as the requirements you have for your project.
http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/mvc-music-store/mvc-music-store-part-1
To learn MVC, you can follow the tutorials in below link,
http://www.asp.net/mvc
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Re: Simple asp.net website
Nov 29, 2012 08:37 PM|LINK
Below website has good tutorial along with your application.. search and follow that..
www.mrbool.com
http://mrbool.com/developing-an-application-with-asp-net-2-0-part-1/4744
Hope it helps you..,
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Re: Simple asp.net website
Nov 29, 2012 08:49 PM|LINK
Hi,
if it's not specified which technology within ASP.NET you must use (webforms, mvc, web-pages, the dark side of the force, ...) then I suggest you simply create your two classes with the these as properties, make use of Nuget to install both EntityFramework and MVC scaffolding and have your database and forms generated (be sure to add the needed validation attributes as you apparently need those as well). Then type in:
scaffold controller Category as first, then continue with the other classes for book and author.
But really, take the time the coming weekend to simply study the tutorials on this site, or follow the pdf document from the MusicStore MVC sample application which you can grab from codeplex.com and then create your own site with the given criteria.
Grz, Kris.
Interested in Azure, ASP.NET (MVC), jQuery, WCF, EF, MS SQL, ...
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