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what is the difference between Server.Transfer() and Server.Execute()?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 1 Last Update: October 09, 2006     Asked by: balajifortest 
  
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October 09, 2006 14:01:12   #1  
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RE: what is the difference between Server.Transfer() ...

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 new web form but it still holds current web form .using this we can combine the result of two web forms.


 
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