Mastering ASP.NET with Visual C#

ISBN: 978-0-7821-2989-2

Paperback

846 pages

July 2002

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Chapter	Page	Details	Date	Print Run
		Combined Errata Page 114 Listing 5.1, 6th line of code, the "W" in write should be uppercase. Page 130 In code example, see detailed description There are two lines of code that should not be there. The lines "lblErrors.Visible = true;" and "lblErrors.Text = sb.ToString();". Page 166 1st para., 6th line, 2nd sentence, delete the "you" prior to "you're creating a ....." Page xxiii XML Schema (XSD), . The correct definition should read: "An XML vocabulary that defines the content and format of other XML documents--their elements, attributes, and content type. By using an XML document in combination with a schema, you can determine whether a document is <i>valid</i>. A document is valid only if it contains the elements, attributes and content specified in its associated schema. Schemas are intended to replace the older Document Type Definition (DTD) format, which also describe the content of XML documents, but are not written in XML." Note that the <i>valid</i> should be italicized in the preceding definition.

Chapter

Page

Details

Date

Print Run

Combined Errata

Page 114

Listing 5.1, 6th line of code, the "W" in write should be uppercase.

Page 130

In code example, see detailed description
There are two lines of code that
should not be there.

The lines "lblErrors.Visible = true;" and
"lblErrors.Text = sb.ToString();".

Page 166

1st para., 6th line, 2nd sentence, delete the "you" prior to "you're creating a ....."

Page xxiii

XML Schema (XSD), .
The correct definition should read:

"An XML vocabulary that defines the content and format of other XML documents--their elements, attributes, and content type. By using an XML
document in combination with a schema, you can determine whether a document is <i>valid</i>. A document is valid only if it contains the elements, attributes and content specified in its associated schema. Schemas are intended to replace the older Document Type Definition (DTD) format, which also describe the content of XML documents, but are not written in XML."

Note that the <i>valid</i> should be italicized in the preceding definition.