Answer / supriya

Item stored in ViewState exist for the life of the current
page.This includes postbacks (to the same page).

Answer / nithya

ViewStates are nothing but hidden fields genereted by
asp.net at runtime to maintain the state of the (Controls)
object. We can maintain viewstate in three levels.
Application level,Page Level,Control level. For this
EnableViewState property should be true.

These viewstates will be availble only in the page.If the
page will get expire this also will be expire in runtime.
We can maintain viewstate with in the page only.

Answer / ghouse basha shaik

ViewState is the process of maintaining control properties
after postback implemenation. This is done internal using
Hidden fields.

Answer / yahoo

hathi.

Answer / sivadatta kodali

This concept comes in the state management.For Asp.net
server controls implicitly the state of control will be
maintained with the support of viewstate.View state will
maintain some information at the Html Hiddenfield and the
will be Encrypted.

If u want to set the value explicitly.

viewstate["Key"]=value;

If u want to Read the value from the viewstate

viewstate["key"].Tostring();

Answer / ganesh

ViewStates are nothing but hidden fields genereted by
asp.net at runtime to maintain the state of the (Controls)
object. We can maintain viewstate in three levels.
Application level,Page Level,Control level. For this
EnableViewState property should be true.

These viewstates will be availble only in the page.If the
page will get expire this also will be expire in runtime.
We can maintain viewstate with in the page only.

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