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ASP .NET: Collect Customer Order Information on an Internet Site Using XML and Web Forms
Overview XML has quickly become the new data structure standard for everything from database access to cross-platform computing. XML is typically considered to be a vehicle for data exchange, dynamic data presentation, and data storage. However, the potential of XML far surpasses those limited applications. This paper examines one new use: the gathering of data across a number of forms in an ASP .NET Beta 1 framework application. The sample program is a Web app used for ordering pizza. It uses ASP and C# to gather order information and then stores it in XML. To build the application, several concepts are explained, including data collection, order persistence using cookies, grouping input forms, and formatting the data for display.
| Publisher | Microsoft | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | January 2009 | Downloads | 3 |
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