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design of, Distributed Cache

features of, Features of a Distributed Cache, Freshness of Data

freshness of data, Freshness of Data

high availability, High Availability

Memcached, Memcached, SharedCache, Memcached, SharedCache

of ACS, Fast Facts, Client-Side Configuration of Caching Services, Architecture of Caching Services, Client-Side Configuration of Caching Services

read-through and write-through capabilities, Integration with the Data Access Layer

SharedCache, SharedCache

distributed caching system, Distributed Cache

DOM (Document Object Model), More Control over HTML, The Section, The New Out-of-Band Model, The XMLHttpRequest Object, The XMLHttpRequest Object, What You Write JavaScript Code For, The Root Object, Working with jQuery, Onload vs. Ready, The jQuery’s Ready Function, Onload vs. Ready, Wrapped Sets, Manipulating the DOM, Cached Data and DOM Elements, Adding Elements to the DOM, Removing DOM Elements, Adding Elements to the DOM, Adding Elements to the DOM, Removing DOM Elements, Removing DOM Elements, Modifying DOM Elements, Modifying DOM Elements, The jQuery Cache, Cached Data and DOM Elements

adding elements to, Adding Elements to the DOM, Removing DOM Elements, Adding Elements to the DOM, Adding Elements to the DOM, Removing DOM Elements

assumptions about, More Control over HTML

elements, accessing, The Section

functional approach combined with, What You Write JavaScript Code For

manipulating in jQuery, Manipulating the DOM, Cached Data and DOM Elements, The jQuery Cache, Cached Data and DOM Elements

modifying elements in, Modifying DOM Elements, Modifying DOM Elements

queries, running over, The Root Object, Wrapped Sets

readiness for scripting, detecting, Working with jQuery, Onload vs. Ready, The jQuery’s Ready Function, Onload vs. Ready

removing elements from, Removing DOM Elements

updating content with, The New Out-of-Band Model, The XMLHttpRequest Object, The XMLHttpRequest Object

DOM trees, Creating a DOM Tree, Adding Elements to the DOM, Removing DOM Elements, Adding Elements to the DOM, Removing DOM Elements

adding to DOM, Adding Elements to the DOM, Removing DOM Elements, Removing DOM Elements

creating, Creating a DOM Tree

toggling, Adding Elements to the DOM

domain attribute, The Section, Applications to Share Authentication Cookies

domain logic, The Business Layer

Domain Model pattern, The Domain Model Pattern, The Service Layer Pattern, The Domain Model Pattern, The Domain Model Pattern, The Service Layer Pattern, DAL and the Domain Model Pattern, Support for Multiple Databases, DAL and the Domain Model Pattern, Support for Multiple Databases

DAL and, DAL and the Domain Model Pattern, Support for Multiple Databases, DAL and the Domain Model Pattern, Support for Multiple Databases

domain model, defined, The Domain Model Pattern

Domain-Driven Design (DDD), The Domain Model Pattern

DOMContentLoaded event, The DOM ReadyState Property

DoPostBackWithOptions function, Posting Data to Another Page

download experience, optimizing, Adding Resources to Pages, Summary, Scripts at the Bottom of the Page, Reasons for Minifying a Script File, Grouping Images into Sprites, Summary, Summary

DPAPI protection provider, The Section, Choosing the Encryption Provider

DropDownList control, The HtmlTextArea Control, The DropDownList Control, The CheckBoxList Control, The DropDownList Control, The CheckBoxList Control, Adding Data-Bound Properties

binding data to, Adding Data-Bound Properties

HTML server control for, The HtmlTextArea Control

dummy objects, Creating a Unit Test

Duration attribute, Making ASP.NET Pages Cacheable, Choosing a Location for the Page Output

dynamic compilation, Site Precompilation, Anatomy of an ASP.NET Page

dynamic controls, handling, Processing Posted Data, Detecting Control State Changes, Handling Dynamically Created Controls, Detecting Control State Changes

Dynamic HTML (DHTML), Ajax Programming, From Dynamic HTML