Life cycle of ASP.NET page when a request is made ?

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Life cycle of ASP.NET page when a request is made ?..

Answer / senthil kumar

These are the steps in the asp.net life cycle
init()
load()
prerender()
unload()

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Life cycle of ASP.NET page when a request is made ?..

Answer / sumeet kalra

Page Request
Start
page initialization
validation
postback event handling
rendering
unload

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Life cycle of ASP.NET page when a request is made ?..

Answer / sudhir sheoran

1. instantiation: Page class/Page control tree is formed.

2. Initialization:Controls statically declared in aspx
file will be initialized to their default values.
No view state information at this level.

3. Load View State: It contains the state of controls
of a page,when the last time the page was
processed on the server.

4. PostBack Data Porcessing: It loads the poasted
data values.

5. Page load:If the request is postback, the controls are
loaded with the information recovered from view state.

6. Pastback change Notification: If some submit event takes
place then the pageframe work calls raise postback
events.

7. Post back event handling

8. View state saving: All the values in the controls
will be saved to their view states.

9. Render: This method takes HTML Writer object and
use it to accumulate all HTML text to be generated
for a control.
The page calls render method for each control providing
a text writer that writes output to the output stream
object of page response property.

10. Unload: Response is sent back to the client.

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Life cycle of ASP.NET page when a request is made ?..

Answer / pramod sahoo,orissa

In Asp.net 2.0 11 events............in asp.net page lifeCycle.

preinit()
init()
initcomplite()

preload()
load()
loadcomplite()

PreRender()
PreRenderComplite()

SaveviewState()
saveviewStateComplite()

Render()