Explain repository pattern in asp.net mvc? : asp.net mvc

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To call a Web service which transport protocol you can use?

3 Answers   Siebel,

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Why session management is required?

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What is cookies in asp net?

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WHAT IS THE SEQUENCE IN WHICH ASP.NET EVENTS IS PROCEED?

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Explain the working of passport authentication.

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What is a web server? What are the load limits in it?

0 Answers   Wipro,

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What is difference b/w Data Grid in ASP.Net 1.1 and Gridview in 2.0

11 Answers   Bosch, IntraLogic,

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How do you manage session in ASP and ASP.NET?

1 Answers   Microsoft,

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Why mvc is better than asp.net? : Asp.Net MVC

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HI, I have a very important query in mind. Please help me regarding this. I don't have any real time exp in .net. But I have a knowledge it .net. I got an offer from an MNC company as a software developer has I had kept 2 years of fake exp. Even though for this job I had worked hard to crack interview for more then a year. So, I would like to know how difficult it will be for working in real time as I don't have real time exp. Please tell me as soon as possible bcoz I need to join by next month. Can i sustain over there for a longer time or not. And also let me know how to work pressure will be over there. Please help me regarding this. I'm getting tension thinking about it. Thank you.

1 Answers   CTS,

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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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