Answer / subha

There are Six Objects
1.Server
2.Session
3.Application
4.Object Request
5.Request
6.Response

Why session management is required?

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under which namespaces connection strings can be defined?

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Where session id is stored?

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detail code for sql data connections?

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What should you do is you want to remove an existing component but would like to make some funtionalities?

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What?s the difference between Response.Write() andResponse.Output.Write()?

7 Answers   Atos Origin, IBM,

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What is microsoft windows sharepoint services?

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Can we handle the error and redirect to some pages using web.config?

1 Answers   BirlaSoft,

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if i have placed the button control with the OnClick event like <asp:Button ID="mybutton" runat="server" Text="Insert" onclick="mybutton_Click" /> and some other controls(buttons, textboxes) in .aspx page. When i run the page, the button displays in the page source of the browser like <input type="submit" name="mybutton" value="Insert" id="mybutton" /> here, it does not display the onclick event, then how the page calls the button click on the server side, how the server side identify which button cause the submit, and how this page moves to the server side.

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Explain the difference between webfarm and webgardens in .net?

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Can you explain how ASP.NET application life cycle and page life cycle events fire?

0 Answers   MindCracker,

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Explain asp.net application life cycle?

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