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What is the life cycle of an asp.net page?

  
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September 14, 2005 00:23:06   #1  
Joe        

RE: What is the life cycle of an asp.net page?
Life cycle of asp.net page :Initialize (init event or init method)Load View State (Load view state method) Load Pre RenderRenderDispose
 
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September 23, 2005 10:40:58   #2  
Praveen Kumar        

RE: What is the life cycle of an asp.net page?
The Life Cycle represents all the Events and Methods that are called from Initializing the Page to Unloading the Page. Stages and corresponding events in the life cycle of the ASP.NET page cycle: Stage Events/Method Page Initialization Page_InitView State Loading LoadViewStatePostback data processing LoadPostDataPage Loading Page_LoadPostBack Change Notification RaisePostDataChangedEventPostBack Event Handling RaisePostBackEventPage Pre Rendering Phase Page_PreRenderView State Saving SaveViewStatePage Rendering Page_RenderPage Unloading Page_UnLoad
 
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March 09, 2006 04:30:11   #3  
praveen_kunwar Member Since: March 2006   Contribution: 8    

RE: What is the life cycle of an asp.net page?

The ASP.NET Page Life Cycle

1. Object Initialization

2. Load Viewstate Data

3. LoadPostData Processes Postback Data

4. Object Load

5. Raise PostBack Change Events

6. Process Client-Side PostBack Event

7. Prerender the Objects

8. ViewState Saved

9. Render To HTML

10. Disposal


 
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June 20, 2007 11:56:26   #4  
Urvil Shah        

RE: What is the life cycle of an asp.net page?
Page_init
Page_LoadState
Page_ProcessPostBackData
Page_load
Page_ProcessPostBackEvent
Page_PreRender
Page_Render
Page_SaveState
Page_Unload

 
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