.NET e-commerce programming / Mike Gunderloy, Noel Jerke.
By: Gunderloy, Mike
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Contributor(s): Jerke, Noel.
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BookPublisher: San Francisco, CA : Sybex, 2002Edition: [New ed.].Description: 599 p. ; 23 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.).ISBN: 0782140564; 9780782140569.Other title: Visual Basic developer's guide to e-commerce with ASP and SQL server.Subject(s): Web sites -- Design | Internet programming | Visual programming languages (Computer science) | SQL (Computer program language) | Electronic commerce | Computers and IT | Computer programming / software engineering | Internet guides & online services | Business & Management | Retail & wholesale industriesDDC classification: 005.133 GUN Summary: The .NET framework delivers a set of tools for building complex, interactive Web applications that can be tied into corporate databases. This text covers ASP.NET and SQL Server 2000 and emphasizes the Visual Basic .NET programming language.
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
"With .NET E-Commerce Programming, you not only sharpen your programming skills but also get a full set of code solutions for building an online store." "Written for experienced programmers, this book details the entire process of planning, building, and managing an online store with Visual Basic .NET, ASP.NET, ADO.NET, and SQL Server 2000. It begins with an overview of technology and terminology and then moves on to planning, showing you how to design the database for the store. In this phase, you'll use Visio for Enterprise Architects to translate requirements into SQL code. From there, you'll begin building the shopper interface, creating a catalog, shopping basket, and checkout process and adding features that will enable users to view their order history and edit their profiles. You'll create and implement cohesive, browser-based functionality for managing the catalog, taxes, shipping charges, and orders." "Database, front end, and management - those are the essentials. You get much more, though: advice on selecting and managing a server, tips for implementing up-sell and cross-sell marketing tactics, and instructions on localizing your store for consumers worldwide. Everywhere you turn, the focus is on reaping the special benefits .NET offers your e-commerce project: shorter development times, improved scalability and performance, easier application integration, and tighter security."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Previous ed.: published as Visual Basic developer's guide to e-commerce with ASP and SQL server. 2000.
Includes index.
CD-ROM in back pocket.
The .NET framework delivers a set of tools for building complex, interactive Web applications that can be tied into corporate databases. This text covers ASP.NET and SQL Server 2000 and emphasizes the Visual Basic .NET programming language.
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- Introduction
- Part I Designing an E-Commerce Solution
- Chapter 1 Defining E-Commerce
- Chapter 2 The Microsoft Tool Set
- Chapter 3 E-Commerce Database Design
- Chapter 4 System Configuration
- Chapter 5 Building a Sample Application
- Part II Building the Shopping Experience
- Chapter 6 Building the User Interface
- Chapter 7 Making a Basket Case
- Chapter 8 Checking Out
- Chapter 9 Order Status and Profile Management
- Part III Managing the Solution
- Chapter 10 Product Management
- Chapter 11 Managing Taxes and Shipping
- Chapter 12 Managing Orders
- Part IV Promotions
- Chapter 13 Up-Sell and Cross-Sell
- Chapter 14 Featured Products
- Chapter 15 On Sale
- Part V Advanced Topics
- Chapter 16 Localization
- Chapter 17 Best Practices and Scalability
- Appendix: Database Tables and Stored Procedures
- Index