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Difference between server.transfer and server.execute method?
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Answer / sreyasmn
Server.Transfer takes the control execution of the page to
the new page and thereafter it doesnt return automatically
to the original page.
The transfer happens at the server side and the client
browser is not aware of the change and hence will not
update the URL.
Server.Execute actually executes the specified page and
then returns back to the original page. This can be used in
scenarios where you want to go to a specific page, execute
some thing and then come back to the original page.
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Answer / t
The transfer happens at the server side and the client
browser is not aware of the change and hence will not
update the URL.
Server.Execute actually executes the specified page and
then returns back to the original page. This can be used in
scenarios where you want to go to a specific page, execute
some thing and then come back to the original page.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 9 Yes | 0 No |
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