This document discusses topics related to ASP.NET and Windows SharePoint Services (WSS), including important concepts, the differences between site and application pages, and how to create custom application pages. It also provides information on ASP.NET pages, the web.config file that controls ASP.NET features, and using master pages to define common page templates that can be implemented across multiple content pages.

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.

6. Master Pages

7. Discussions
• Q & A

8. Thank you !