1. Topics to discuss
• Review important terms/concepts for IIS and
ASP.NET
• Understand how WSS(Windows SharePoint
Services) extends ASP.NET infrastructure (to
be covered today)
• Understand the difference between site pages
and application pages
• Learn to create custom application pages
2. ASP .NET and WSS
• ASP.NET executes requests targeted to IIS and
to Virtual directories
• Each ASP.NET application can be configured by
adding web.config file.
3. Web.config file
• The web.config file is an XML-based file
• This controls the features of the ASP.NET Framework such
as compilation, page rendering, and state management
• <configuration>
• <system.web>
• <customErrors mode="On" />
• <httpRuntime maxRequestLength="51200" />
• <authentication mode="Windows" />
• <authorization> <allow users="*" />
• </system.web>
• </configuration>
4. ASP .NET Pages
• ASP.NET Pages have Common ASP.NET
extensions .aspx, .ascx, .asmx etc..
• Details with screenshot at following URL
• http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-
us/library/k4cbh4dh.ASPX
5. Master Pages
• Master page is used to provide effective Page
templates.
• Common elements used across multiple pages
• Layout defined in Master Page can be used
across multiple pages
• These Pages are called Content Pages.
