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ServerSide StateManagement

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In ASP.NET, a session is a state that stores and retrieves a user's values. It aids in the identification of requests from the same browser over a period of time (session). It's used to keep track of the value for a specific time period. All ASP.NET apps have ASP.NET session state enabled by default.

Let's take a look at the three server-side state management options you have when designing.NET applications: application state, session state, and databases.

Application state is a strategy for managing server-side state. The date recorded in application state is shared by all users of that ASP.NET application and may be retrieved from anywhere within it. Application level state management is another name for it.

There are two types of State management:

  • 1. Server-side.
  • 2. Client-side.
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ServerSide StateManagement offers the following benefits:

  • Scalability: The library offers an easy way to scale your application.
  • Responsiveness: The library's architecture allows it to quickly update data as the user interacts with the application.
  • Reusability: The library offers a way to reuse code across different applications.

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  1. Introduction
    15m 3s
  2. How to use LearnVern
    3m 20s

  1. Installation
    3m 32s
  2. Visual studio IDE Part_1
    10m 57s
  3. Visual studio IDE Part_2
    14m 38s

  1. Life Cycle
    18m 31s

  1. Directives
    12m 3s

  1. Event Handling
    12m 18s
  2. Event Handling Example
    11m 29s

  1. Server Side
    9m 47s
  2. Request Object
    6m 58s
  3. Server Side Example
    8m 9s

  1. Server Controls
    6m 59s
  2. Server Controls Example
    3m 39s

  1. HTML Control Theory
    3m 8s
  2. HTML Control example
    3m 11s

  1. Code section and page layout
    6m 27s

  1. Cookies theory example
    16m 47s
  2. Hidden field theory example
    7m 37s
  3. View state theory example
    9m 3s
  4. ServerSide StateManagement
    7m 21s

  1. ASP.Net,Validator
    6m 21s
  2. Validator Example
    5m 48s

  1. Database Example
    3m 49s

  1. ADO.Net
    12m
  2. ADO.NET Example
    4m 49s

  1. ASP.Net file uploading
    3m 11s
  2. File uplod Example
    3m 24s

  1. Calander
    11m
  2. Calander Example
    9m 22s

  1. Multiview
    3m 21s
  2. Multiview Example
    4m 5s

  1. Panel control
    3m 38s
  2. Panal Control Example
    8m 50s

  1. AjaxControls Theory
    8m 27s
  2. Ajax Example
    12m 29s
  3. Timer Example
    3m 9s

  1. Data binding
    5m 28s

  1. User Controls
    8m 17s
  2. Custom Controls
    7m 57s
  3. Difference Between User and Custom Controls
    3m 9s

  1. Assignment-1 Login page
    1m 3s
  2. Assignment-1 Solution of Login page
    3m 59s
  3. Assignment-2 Bank KYC form
    1m 42s
  4. Assignment-2 Solution of Bank KYC form
    12m 38s
  5. Assignment-3 Event Handling
    36s
  6. Assignment-3 Solution of Event Handling
    8m 7s
  7. Assignment-4 Multiview
    36s
  8. Assignment-4 Solution of Multiview
    4m 36s
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