Web Development Fundamentals:-
Understand ASP.NET Intrinsic Objects->
Understand ASP.NET Intrinsic Objects->
•ASP.NET
is an event-driven model of interaction to the Web.
•Data
is collected by the client and forwarded to the server for stateful processing.
•The
server processes output of client actions and triggers reactions in the form of
responses to the client.
•The
state of the application contains two types of information: state of client and
state of session.
•Session
state needs to manage data sent from one page to be used by another page later.
•The HttpContext
class contains objects that are specific to the current application request.
How
Intrinsic Objects Work->
•Request—Represents
the incoming request from the client to the Web server
(for example, the data
posted on a form).
•Application—Takes
over the processing of an incoming request. It can handle
one request at a time.
Response—Represents the response sent back to the client from the Web
server
(for example, allowing writing text output).
•Server—Is
used to access properties and methods on the server.
•Session
state—Stores information about, or change settings for, a user session.
•HttpContext—Encapsulates all HTTP-specific information about an individual HTTP
request.
Lesson
Review->
•How
do clients and servers communicate?
•What
are some examples of applications that can be implemented in the
ASP.NET
environment?
•Can
you list all the ASP.NET intrinsic objects that we discussed in this lesson?
