ASP.NET pages typically post back to themselves in order to
process events.
Cross Page posting enables us to submit a form and have
this form and all its control values posted to another page.
The control which posts the page and all the control values
it contains has PostbackURL property.
And the receiving page uses PreviousPage property and the
PreviousPageType page directive to access the posting page
values
Three types of Sessions are in .Net
1. In Proc
2. Out Proc
3. State Server/ Sql Server
In proc does not support Web Farming &b Web Gardening while
the other 2 supports.
I dont know why people are saying Web Garden & Web Farming
are the types of session for eg. Prem
Three Types of Session
i) inprocess session
II)out Process session
III) SQl-server session
Inprocess session by default in web.cofig File.
out process is stored at server side.
sql-server session is stored in Database(sql).
sabeer pasha.
There are three types of session in asp.net 2.0
1.Inproc(In Local process and default one)
2.Stateserver(At differnt Process and need serialised data)
3.Sqlserver(At sql Server and need serialised data)
The latter two are good for working with web farms and web
gardens.
sessions are two types :
they are
1.Inprocess(this is default,and high performence)
2:outprocess
in out proc we have other two types of sessions
they are
*state server
*sql server
these out proc is useful whethr the infrmation is
maintained in between to servers that time only we can use
this sessions.
There are two main categories of session in asp.net2.0,
(1) Session InProcess:
InProc
(This is default in web.cofig file and high performence.)
(2) Session OutProcess:
State Server
Sql Server
(These out proc is useful whethr the infrmation is
maintained in between to servers that time only we can use
this sessions.)
Simply three types of session in asp.net2.0,
i)InProc
ii)State Server
iii)SQL Server
Regards,
Nizath Ali.U
Two types of sessions are there :
a. In process
b. Out Process
in which
a. In Process includes State Server/Cookies type of session
management.
b. Out Process includes SQL Server's type of session
management.
What combination of methods are used to improve the speed of
the fill() method of the DataAdapter?
a) BeginFillData() and EndFillData()
b) StartFillData() and EndFillData()
c) BeginLoadData() and EndLoadData()
d) StartLoadData() and EndLoadData()
You create an ASP.NET application for a hotel. The
application contains a page that displays current weather
conditions for the city in which the hotel is located. The
application calls an XML Web service every 10 minutes to
update the current weather conditions. A new page is then
displayed for subsequent requests.
You want the same page to be cached and retrieved from the
cache during the time between calls to the XML Web service.
You decide to use a Page directive to accomplish this goal.
Which Page directive should you use?
A . <%@ Cache Seconds="600 '' VaryByParam="Page" %>
B . <%@ OutputCache Time="600" %>
C . <%@ OutputCache Duration="600" VaryByParam="None" %>
D . <%@ OutputCache Duration="600" %>
What are the types of assemblies and where can u store them
and how a private assembly is used only by a single
application, and is stored in that application's install
directory (or a subdirectory therein)?
Could u send me the answer for this question as soon as
possible.
Im using 'System.net.mail.mailmessage' namespace for
sending a mail from my application. What should I mention
in 'system.net.mail.mailmessage.to' property and What
should I mention in 'system.net.mail.mailmessage.from'
property.
Suppose you display a data having 200 records in a
datagrid. Then you edit 100 records of them. Now when you
will press update button,all 100 records should be updated
in single shot rather than reading every record and
updating. How to do it?