Answer / elumalai.k

SERVER SIDE:
1.APPLICATION
2.CACHE
3.SESSION
4.CONTEXT
5.DATABASE

CLIENT SIDE:
1.VIEW STATE
2.COOKIES
3.HIDDEN VARIABLES
4.QUERY STRING

Answer / selvavelan.s

Give brief Definition for the following

1. Application
2. Session
3. Cookies
4. Viewstate
5. SqlServer(DataBase)
6. HiddenFeild

Answer / sankar

We know that Web pages are stateless that means they didn't know weather same user sending requests or other so to maintain state of web pages asp.net provides state managemant.
Client side:
1)Cookies
2)Query String
3)View State
4)Hidden Fields

Server side:
1)Session State
2)Application State

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