State Management (viewstate, session etc)
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Answer / alb.shah
in asp.net following ways to maintain server site and
client site state.
client site:
1. View State
2. Query String
3. Hiddne Field
4. Cookies
Server Site is:
1. Session
2. Application
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Answer / kamlesh
Client Side Managemnet:
•View state
•Control state
•Hidden fields
•Cookies
a) Temporary Cookies: Stored in RAM.
b) Permant Cookies: Stored in Hard Disk.
Server Side Management:
•Query strings
•Application state
•Session state
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