|
|
Nine Options For Managing Persistent User State In Your ASP.NET Application
By msdn
News Source
Article Date: 2003-04-29
Since the dawn of the Web, managing state in the stateless world of HTTP has been a problem for Web developers. More recently, various techniques for storing and retrieving data have emerged. In this article I will describe how ASP.NET developers can maintain or pass state across page requests.
In ASP.NET, there are several different ways to persist data between user requests—so many, in fact, that the novice developer is often confused about which object to use in a particular situation.
Click below to read this article at the MSDN.Microsoft.com.com website:
http://msdn.microsoft.com.com
About the Author:
Building your vision requires more than great development tools. At msdn you will receive development and test versions of the latest Microsoft Enterprise Servers and platform technologies on which to build and fully test your applications, technical resources and code samples to aid and expedite your development efforts, as well as the latest SDKs, DDKs, and betas to ensure you are always on the cutting edge. MSDN provides all this and more, arming you with the mission-critical development tools, technologies, and technical resources you need to power your vision.
|
|
