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    Chapter 16.

    Web Applications in
    Microsoft Visual Studio

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 1
    Systems
    Overview
    • A Web application is a network application involving a HTTP
    (HyperText Transfer Protocol) server and HTTP clients
    – A HTTP server is a software system that hosts and stores web
    pages
    – A HTTP client is a software system that reads and displays web
    pages
    • Internet Explorer is a common HTTP client software
    package for the Windows environment
    • Internet Information Server (IIS) is a common HTTP server
    software package for the Windows environment
    – IIS is integrated in Visual Studio 2013

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 2
    Systems
    Overview
    • A HTTP server and a HTTP client work together
    through request-response cycles
    – In each request-response cycle
     The HTTP client sends a request for a HTML file using
    Universal Resource Locator (URL) to locate the HTTP
    server and the HTML file held by the HTTP server
     The HTTP server receives the request and responds to
    send the requested file to the HTTP client

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 3
    Systems
    Overview
    • HyperText Markup Language (HTML) is used to
    construct the appearance of the Web page
    • Program code such as Visual Basic code can be
    used to provide back-end functions of the
    Web page

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 4
    Systems
    Overview
    • 16.1 Starting a Web Application in Visual
    Studio 2013
    • 16.2 HTML
    • 16.3 Multiple Web Forms
    • 16.4 Database Connection

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 5
    Systems
    16.1 Starting a Web Application in Visual
    Studio 2013
    • Example 16.1: create a Web application, the
    Healthcare Information System – Web,
    including a Web form which is similar to the
    Windows form in the Healthcare Information
    System

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 6
    Systems
    16.1 Starting a Web Application in Visual
    Studio 2013
    • Example 16.1

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 7
    Systems
    16.1 Starting a Web Application in Visual
    Studio 2013
    • Example 16.1

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 8
    Systems
    16.1 Starting a Web Application in Visual
    Studio 2013
    • Example 16.1

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 9
    Systems
    16.1 Starting a Web Application in Visual
    Studio 2013
    • Example 16.1

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 10
    Systems
    16.1 Starting a Web Application in Visual
    Studio 2013
    • Example 16.1

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 11
    Systems
    16.1 Starting a Web Application in Visual
    Studio 2013
    • Example 16.1

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 12
    Systems
    16.1 Starting a Web Application in Visual
    Studio 2013
    • Example 16.1

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 13
    Systems
    16.1 Starting a Web Application in Visual
    Studio 2013
    • When a user clicks on a button on a Web page
    at a client side, the Web page is automatically
    posted back for server-side processing
    • For all controls on a Web page except the
    button control, the AutoPostBack properties of
    controls are set to False
    • We can use the Properties window to change
    the AutoPostBack property of a control to True
    for enabling the automatic post-back
    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information
    NONG YE and TERESA WU 14
    Systems
    16.2 HTML
    • HTML uses tags to mark web data
    – <head runat=”server”></head>
    – <body></body>
    – <title></title>
    – <title>Healthcare Information System</title>
    – <asp:Label ID=”Label1” runat=”server” Text=“Select one
    of the following:”></asp:Label>
    – <asp:Label ID=”Label1” runat=”server” Text=“<b>Select
    one of the following:</b>”></asp:Label>
    – <a href=http://www.asu.edu>Arizona State University</a>

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 15
    Systems
    16.2 HTML
    • HTML uses tags to mark web data

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 16
    Systems
    16.2 HTML
    • HTML uses tags to mark web data

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 17
    Systems
    16.3 Multiple Web Forms
    • Example 16.2: add FormEmployers,
    FormPatients, FormProviders,
    FormCompanies, FormPhamarcies, and
    FormUpdates in the Healthcare Information
    System – Web application, and link these
    forms to FormMain

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 18
    Systems
    16.3 Multiple Web Forms
    • Example 16.2

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 19
    Systems
    16.3 Multiple Web Forms
    • Example 16.2

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 20
    Systems
    16.3 Multiple Web Forms
    • Example 16.2

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 21
    Systems
    16.3 Multiple Web Forms
    • Example 16.2

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 22
    Systems
    16.3 Multiple Web Forms
    • Example 16.2

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 23
    Systems
    16.3 Multiple Web Forms
    • Example 16.2

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 24
    Systems
    16.3 Multiple Web Forms
    • Example 16.2

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 25
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.3: add FormU1 to the Healthcare
    Information System – Web application, add
    code to redirect from FormUpdates to
    FormU1, and display data of the Person table
    in the Healthcare Access database on FormU1

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 26
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.3

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 27
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.3

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 28
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.3

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 29
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.3

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 30
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.3

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 31
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.4: add FormPA4 to the Healthcare
    Information System – Web application, and
    display the query result of PAQ4 in the
    Healthcare Access database on FormPA4. This
    query presents a list of healthcare providers in
    Phoenix, Arizona who are specialized in heart
    diseases

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 32
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.4

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 33
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.4

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 34
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.4

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 35
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.4

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 36
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.4

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 37
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.4

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 38
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.4

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 39
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.4

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 40
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.5: add data of the CareProvider
    table to FormU1 so that related data of the
    Person table and the CareProvider data are
    displayed

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 41
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.5

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 42
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.5

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 43
    Systems
    16.4 Database Connection
    • Example 16.5

    Developing Windows-based and Web-enabled Information


    NONG YE and TERESA WU 44
    Systems

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