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ASP.NET 2.0 Interview Questions

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asp.net controls one hidden value for each control to maintain state that is exact difference if u put runat="server" and attch one hidden value to html control that works as asp.net control 
Latest Answer: There is one other diffrence is -server control inherits from System.Web.UI.Webcontrols but html not. ...
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What is the Difference between HTML controls and ASP.net Controls?(Don't tell Runat="server")
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Latest Answer: Page_InitPage_LoadPage_PreRenderPage_UnloadPage_Disposed ...
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What should the developer use in order to have an Active Server Page (ASP) invokes a stored procedure on a SQL Server database?
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Latest Answer: Server.Transfer() = Transfer control from current page to another page like as Response.Redirect().Server.Execute()   Control goto another ,process it and come back to same page . Like  as subroutine (Sub program). ...

Latest Answer: hai,Server.Transfer()-It ends up the execution of current form  and  begins execution with new web form.In server.transfer() execution is transferred so that in the url we will find previous webform.Server.Execute()-it begins execution with ...

Latest Answer: One is dynamic menu. We can create dynamic menus using .Net 2.0 but not with 1.1 ...
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Latest Answer: No, I tried.A member 'ClassB.methodA()' marked as override cannot be marked as new or virtual.    ...
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Latest Answer: Yes, a .net web application can consume java web service. Web services are reusable components that are based on standard protocols for platform and language independence. Web service can share data across platforms and languages. The application that ...
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Latest Answer: The messages are typically transported using the HTTP protocol, which is the protocol used to request/receive web pages from a web server to a browser. Web service can use other transport protocols however, such as SMTP, but HTTP is used in the vast majority ...
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