What is State Management in .Net and how many ways are there
to maintain a state in .Net?
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Answer / sapna
In .net state management means request send by the client
can remember state of the previous request means
maintaining the state of the request.
The ways to maintain the state in asp.net are
server side state management like
1)session management
2)application
client side state management like
1)cookies
2)Hidden fields
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Answer / krupali
state management is the art of retaining information between
requests.
There are two types of statemanagement options in .net?
1)client side state management.
2)Server side state management.
In client side state management.
1)view state
2)query string
3)custom cookies
In server side state management.
1)Session state.
2)application state.
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Answer / shobha
State management in ASP.Net
we can maintain state in ASP.Net in two ways.
1.Client Side Management.
2.Server Side Management.
1.Client Side Management:
a) Cookies
b) Hidden Variable
c) View State
d) Query String
2.Server Side Management
a) Sessions
b) Application State
c) Database
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Answer / sunil
keep in mind
client side state management are
1.Cookies
2.ViewState
3.Hidden Variable
4.Query string
Server Side statemanagement
1.Session state
2.Application state
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Answer / k.indumathi
we can maintain state in ASP.Net in two ways.
1.Client Side Management.
2.Server Side Management.
1.Client Side Management
1.View state
2.Control state
3.Hidden fields
4.Cookies
5.Query strings
2.Server Side Management.
1.Application state
2.Session state
3.Profile Properties
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Answer / haider zaidi
State Management is the process by which the state and
information of a page can be maintained over multiple requests.
ASP.NET provides several techniques to maintain the state of
the information.
1.Client Side Management.
2.Server Side Management.
1.Client Side Management:
a) Cookies b) Hidden Variable
c) View State d) Query String
2.Server Side Management
a) Sessions
b) Application State
c) Database
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