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diff between Server.Transfer() and Server.Execute()
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Answer Posted / dasharatham
it is redirection of the page with in the same application.
it does not take round trip process back to the client
browser.it is faster than response redirect().
the Server.Execute method is used with ASP pages to execute
another ASP page. This allows greater flexibility in ASP
execution by allowing conditional execution.
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