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Page Microsoft Visual Studio About the Technical Editor About the Author Joe Mayo Terms of USE To my son, Kamo This page intentionally left blank Contents at a Glance Viii Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Contents Learning Just Enough C# and VB.NET Types and Members Contents Xii Xiii Xiv Part V Appendixes This page intentionally left blank Xvii Acknowledgments This page intentionally left blank Xix Introduction Xx Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Introduction This page intentionally left blank Part This page intentionally left blank Chapter What Is Visual Studio 2010 About? Key Skills & ConceptsAutomatically Generated Code Rapid Coding Experience Everything at Your FingertipsCustomizability and Extensibility Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Setup window Installing Visual Studio Setup Welcome window Setup Licensing window Setup Customization window Setup Progress window Setup Success window Checking for service releases Navigating the Visual Studio 2010 Environment 10 Visual Studio 2010 Start screen Menu Work Area Toolbar Managing VS Windows Solution ExplorerToolbox Status Bar 11 Window title bar icons Expanding and Collapsing Windows 13 Pinned Toolbox Docking Windows 14 Dragging a window for docking Floating Windows 15 Floating a window Tabbed Windows 16 Tabbed document windows Closing and Opening Windows 17 Import and Export Settings Wizard Modifying Environment Settings after Setup 18 Choose Settings To Export window Exporting Selected Environment Settings 19 Name Your Settings File window Importing Selected Environment Settings 20 Export Complete window 21 Save Current Settings window 22 Choose a Collection Of Settings To Import window 23 Choose Settings To Import window Resetting All Settings 24 Import Complete window Familiarization with Visual Studio Project Types 25 Default Collection Of Settings window 26 Reset Complete window 27 Selecting a New Project via the File menu Windows Projects 28 New Project window Web Projects Office Projects SummarySharePoint Projects Database Projects Learning Just Enough C# or VB.NET Basic Syntax Starting a Bare-Bones Project Learning Just Enough C# or VB.NET Basic Syntax A Console application in the Solution Explorer Listing 2-1 Console application skeleton code Examining the Code Skeleton Main Method Program Class FirstProgram Namespace VS Code editor An Overview of the VS Code Editor Class and Member Locators BookmarksBookmark Shortcut Keys Bookmarks window Setting Editor Options Options window Saving Time with Snippets Using snippets Filling in the Snippet template Making Intellisense Work for You Coding Expressions and Statements Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 10 Intellisense options Running Programs Primitive Types Primitive Types and Expressions Primitive Types NET Expressions Enums Ternary and Immediate If OperatorsListing 2-2 a ternary operator example Listing 2-3 An example of an enum Listing 2-4 Using an enum Branching Statements 11 The C# if statement snippet template If and else Snippets Switch/Select Statements 13 a switch snippet template Switch Statement Snippets For Loops Loops For Each Loops For Loop Snippet 17 The C# for each loop snippet template For Each Loop Snippet While Loop Snippet While Loops Do Loop Snippet Do Loops 22 The VB do loop while snippet template Learning Just Enough # and VB.NET Types and Members Creating Classes Class SyntaxListing 3-1 a new Employee class Listing 3-2 Code that uses a class Learning Just Enough C# and VB.NET Types and Members Listing 3-3 Class inheritance Class Inheritance Class Snippet Listing 3-4 Code using inheritance Declaring and Using a Method Writing MethodsListing 3-5 Declaring and calling a method # MessagePrinter.cs Program.PrintMessageStatic MessagePrinter.PrintMessageShared Listing 3-6 Declaring a method that takes parameters Declaring Parameters and Passing Arguments # MessagePrinter.cs VB MessagePrinter.vb Listing 3-7 Returning values from methods Returning Data and Using Method Results # Calc.cs VB sub snippet template Method Snippets Declaring and Using Fields Listing 3-8 Using fields and propertiesCoding Fields and Properties Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Declaring and Using Properties Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Listing 3-9 Property that wraps object state with no logic Listing 3-10 Auto-implemented properties Property Snippet Summary This page intentionally left blank Learning Just Enough # and VB.NET Intermediate Syntax Understanding Delegates and Events Listing 4-1 Event demo Events Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Learning Just Enough C# and VB.NET Intermediate Syntax Delegates Code completion for delegate assignment Event, Delegate, and Handler Code Completion Code completion for handler method creation Implementing Interfaces Listing 4-2 An interface Creating an Interface Making Classes Implement the Interface Listing 4-4 Saving class that implements IAccount interface Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 101 Writing Code That Uses an Interface Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 103 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 105 C# interface snippet template Interface Snippet Applying Arrays and Generics Listing 4-7 Creating and using an arrayCoding Arrays 107 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Coding Generics 109Listing 4-8 Coding a generic list collection Summary Learning the VS 2010 Environment This page intentionally left blank 113 Creating and Building Projects Constructing Solutions and Projects 115 Creating a New Project Navigating the Solution Explorer 117 Solution Explorer window Project Properties window Examining Property Settings Default Namespace Assembly NameTarget Framework Output Type Icon and Manifest Startup Object 121 Assembly Information File Properties window Referencing Assemblies 123 Adding a .NET Assembly Reference Managing Assembly References 125 Referencing Your Own Class Libraries Using Code in Class Libraries Listing 5-1 Class library code 127 Listing 5-2 Application code calling class library code Building Solutions/Projects Compiling Applications129 Cleaning Solutions/Projects Rebuilding Solutions/Projects 131 Managing Dependencies and Build Order Project Dependencies window 133 Managing Compilation Settings Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 11 The VB Compile Options 135 12 The Class View window Navigating a Project with Class View Using the Class Designer Class Designer Visualization137 14 Generating code with the Class Designer Class Designer Code Generation 15 Adding a new object to the Class Designer 139 Listing 5-3 Code generated from the Class Designer 141 This page intentionally left blank 143 Debugging with Visual Studio Example Code for This Chapter Listing 6-1 Example code for chapter 145 VB Module1.vb VB Customer.vb 147 Development-Time Code Tools Call Hierarchy window 149 Configuring Debug Mode Build C# and Compile VB Properties tab 151 Debug Output folder Debug properties 153 TIP 155 Setting Breakpoints A breakpoint Creating a Breakpoint Customizing a Breakpoint 157Options from the Breakpoint Context Menu Managing Breakpoints Stepping Through Code Step Operations 159 Locals and Autos Windows Inspecting Application State 161 Watch Windows 11 The Immediate window Immediate Window Call Stack Window Quick Watch Window163 13 The Quick Watch window Watching Variables with Pin To Source 165 Working with IntelliTrace 15 The Debug History window Solving Problems with VS Debugger Program with Bugs 167Customer Class CustomerRepository Class Program with Bugs 169 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 171 Finding the Bug Cust.FirstName == Jean Cust.FirstName = Jean 16 The Memory window 173 Fixing the First Bug 175 Debugging and Resolving NullReferenceException Problems Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Customers.IndexOfcust ?customers.IndexOfcust 177 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 179 Summary 181 Working with Data Introduction to Server Explorer Working with Databases 183 Creating a Database Create New SQL Server Database 185 Adding Tables Adding data to a table 187 Relating Tables with Foreign Keys Managing a foreign key relationship 189 Configuring a foreign key relationship Foreign key relationship Save warning message 191 A database diagram Listing 7-1 Stored procedure example Adding Stored Procedures 193 Configuring Database Options Querying Object Collections with Linq Learning Language Integrated Query Linq 195 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 197 Creating a Linq Projection with Anonymous Types 199 Using Linq to Sort Collection Results Handling Data with Linq to SQL Setting Up Linq to SQL 201 Working with the Linq to SQL Designer 12 The Linq to SQL Class Designer Properties window Introduction to Querying Linq to SQL 203Listing 7-3 Querying data with Linq to SQL Here’s the output using my data 205 Performing Queries on Multiple Tables Here’s the output 207 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Output is 209 Inserting Data with Linq to SQL 211 Updating Data with Linq to SQL Deleting Data with Linq to SQL 213 Summary Building Programs with VS This page intentionally left blank 217 Building Desktop Applications with WPF Perform Screen Layout Use Controls Work with Data in the UI Starting a WPF Project A new WPF application project 219 Grid Layout Understanding Layout Adding columns and rows to a Grid 221 Column and row sizing options StackPanel Layout 223 DockPanel Layout DockPanel layout WrapPanel Layout 225 Canvas Layout Managing Windows for Controls Using WPF Controls Primary Windows for Working with Controls 227 Handling Events Setting Properties Listing 8-1 a WPF code-behind file 229 Private void button1Clickobject sender, RoutedEventArgs e 231 10 Readable button ID and event handler name 233 Coding Event Handlers Working with Data in WPF 235 Setting Up a Data Source 11 Choosing a new data source 12 Selecting data objects 237 14 Changing the control type for a field 15 Controls bound via a data source 239 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 241 Configuring a ComboBox ComboBox Properties for Data Binding Property Explanation 243 Reading and Saving Data Using the DataGrid 16 Displaying information in a Grid 245 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 247 This page intentionally left blank 249 ASP.NET MVC Purpose of MVC Objects Understanding ASP.NET MVC 251 Starting an ASP.NET MVC Project A new ASP.NET MVC project 253 Running the default code produced by an ASP.NET MVC project Creating the Models Building ControllersListing 9-1 The HomeController class 255 Looking Inside a View Displaying Views Listing 9-2 a View’s Html 257 Organizing View Files Assigning MasterPage FilesListing 9-3 a MasterPage 259 Partial Views a.k.a. User Controls 261 Listing 9-4 Contents of a Partial View Managing Routing Listing 9-5 Setting up routing 263 Building a Customer Management Application Creating a Repository 265Listing 9-6 a repository for working with customer data Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 267 Creating a new Controller Creating a Customer Controller Displaying a Customer List 269Listing 9-7 a Controller for displaying a list Add View window Listing 9-8 a Customer List View 271 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Showing a list of objects 273 Listing 9-9 Creating a new Customer object Adding a New Customer 275 Adding a new Customer Listing 9-10 View for creating a new Customer 277 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Updating Existing Customers 279Listing 9-11 Methods for editing Customers Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Deleting a Customer 281Listing 9-12 The Delete Controller method Listing 9-13 Deleting a Customer 283 Summary 285 Designing Silverlight Applications Starting a Silverlight Project Creating a new Silverlight application 287 Listing 10-1 Hosting a Silverlight application on a Web Object Tag Parameters for Silverlight 289 Navigating the Silverlight Designer Using Silverlight Controls Playing Silverlight videos 291 Listing 10-2 Playing and stopping a video Dim misPlaying As Boolean = False 293 Silverlight properties Running Silverlight Out-of-Browser OOB 295 Out-of-browser settings Choosing OOB 297 Deploying Silverlight Applications Summary 299 Deploying Web Services with WCF Key Skills & Concepts 301 Starting a WCF Project Listing 11-1 a WCF service interface Specifying a Contract with WCF InterfacesExamining the VS-Generated Contract 303 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Creating Your Own Contract 305 Listing 11-2 WCF service contract implementation 307 Listing 11-3 a custom type for a WCF service contract Implementing Logic with WCF Classes Listing 11-4 Default WCF service implementation class 309 Listing 11-5 a WCF service implementation 311 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 313 Hosting a WCF Service Following General Hosting Procedures Installing IIS 7 on Windows315 Uninstall Or Change a Program window 317 Creating a Web Site on IIS 7 on Windows Administrative Tools window IIS Manager window 319 Add Web Site window 321 Deploying the WCF Service to IIS Authentication And Authorization window 323 Listing 11-6 The WCF service address in app.config Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 325 10 The Publish WCF Service window Creating a Service Reference Communicating with a WCF Service 327 11 The Add Service Reference window Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 329 Coding Web Service Calls Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 331 Similarly, you can delete a Customer, as follows 333 13 The Service Reference Settings window Listing 11-7 An application using a Web service 335 Configuration Files for Each Application Type Deploying a Client That Consumes a Web Service Creating a Web Service in a Web Site Listing 11-8 Web service client configuration337 Summary Enhancing the VS 2010 Experience This page intentionally left blank 341 Customizing Development Environment Implementing Custom Templates Creating New Project Templates 343Modifying a Project Choose Template Type window Exporting the Project Template Select Template Options window 345 Using the New Project Template Creating New Item Templates 347Creating an Item Template Add the following code to the file C# Exporting the Item Template 349 Select Item To Export window 351 Using an Item Template Select Template Options window Creating Custom Snippets Creating a New Snippet353 Listing 12-1 Inside the for snippet Examining Existing Snippets 355 Creating New Snippets Listing 12-2 a custom method snippet 357 File Folders Holding Snippets Managing the Snippet Library 359 Using the Snippets Manager Recording a Macro Writing Macros 361 Parameter name 363 Saving a Macro 365 Editing Macros Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 367 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 369 VB doesn’t have problem that occurs in C# code DTE.Windows.ItemCustomer.cs.Activate 371 Extending Visual Studio Running the Add-In Project Wizard Creating a Visual Studio Add-In Selecting a Visual Studio Add-In in the New Project window 373 Select a Programming Language window Enter a Name And Description window 375 Choosing ‘Help About’ window 377 Examining an Add-In Wizard Solution Drilling into the Connect Class IDTCommandTarget Interface 379IDTExtensibility2 Interface Listing 13-1 Skeleton code for the Connect class 381 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 383 Adding Functionality to an Add-In Reviewing the OnConnection Method Understanding OnConnection ParametersOnConnection Method Parameters 385 Reviewing OnConnection Generated CodeListing 13-2 The OnConnection method Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 387 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 389 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Implementing the Exec Method 391Listing 13-3 Implementing the Exec method Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 393 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Setting Status with QueryStatus 395Listing 13-4 The QueryStatus method Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide 397 Deploying an Add-In Listing 13-5 Contents of the *.AddIn file 399 Where to Go Next Joe Mayo Appendixes This page intentionally left blank 403 Appendix a VS 2010 XML Editor XML PrefixesListing A-1 An XML document example XML Elements Attributes405 Listing A-2 XML namespace example Namespaces Configuring XML Options XML Menu407 This page intentionally left blank 409 Appendix B Listing B-1 a new Xaml file Attributes as Properties Elements as ClassesExecuting the Xaml Document 411 Property Elements Listing B-2 a Button with Content set as an attribute 413 Figure B-2 a Button with its Content attribute set as Text Markup Extensions Figure B-3 Button with Content property element set to Image 415 Listing B-3 Markup extension for using resources Summary 417 Symbols Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Index Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Index Methods, 72-80.See also specific methods Vs. fields, 83 Properties folder, 117 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide Index Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 a Beginner’s Guide

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