Types of state management techniques ?
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Answer / krupali
There are two types of state management options available.
1)client side statemanagement.
2)server side statemanagement.
In Client side statemanagement
1)View state
2)query string
3)custom cookies
In server side statemanagement
1)Session state
2)application state
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Answer / arockia johnsi rani j
ASP.NET Supports various client side and server side state
management.
client side
view state,hidden fields, cookies, query strings
server side
Application state, session state, Database.
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Answer / pradeep gupta
Client-side state management:-
a)cookies, b)view state, c)Hidden field, d)Query String
Serve-side state management:-
a)session, b)Application, c)context handler.
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Answer / hameed
client side
view state,hidden fields, cookies, query strings
server side
Application state, session state, Database.
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Answer / karthikkumar
State Management in asp.net
1.Client side State Management
i) Cookies
ii) Query String
iii) Hidden Fields
iv) View state and Control state
2.Server side State Management
i) Cache
ii) Store state on the server
iii)Application Object
iv) Session Object
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Answer / ravi
two type of state management technique in asp.net:-
1) client side state management
query string
hidden fields
view state
cookies
2) server side state management
session
application
context handler
cache
Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 0 No |
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