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    ASP.

    NET SESSION
    1. keep information specific to each of your site's visitors(username, location, preferences etc.
    a. session variables are stored in the web server.
    CREATE SESSION variable
    Session(username) = value
    Session timeout default is 20 mins
    Session.Timeout = value in minutes
    ASP.NET APPLICATION VARIABLE
    -

    INFORMATION VISIBLE TO ALL MODULES OF THE SITE


    Defined in the Global Application Class (global.asax)
    Use Lock() and Unlock() to prevent visitors from accessing/modifiying the global variable at
    the same time

    Appilication(UserCounter) = 0

    Application.Lock()
    Appilication(UserCounter) += 1
    Application.UnLock()

    HOW TO ADD
    1. Right click the website from solution explorer
    2. Select add new item
    3. From the list select Global Application Class

    Global Application Class


    Global application class settings are available to all users accessing a Website. For example, if there are 200 users on a Website, all 200 users
    can access same application class variables/data and all of them will see same values.
    A Session belongs to a single user/browser session only. So if there are 200 users accessing same application, every user will have their own
    Session variables/data and that will be seperate for every body.
    You want to put data in application state that is common to all users. For example, database connection string or some static data that never
    changed based on a user.
    Global.asax class also have many events that are common to application as well as some events are for Session etc. This is just a single place
    to have all events for an application.

    Application_Start:
    As with traditional ASP, used to set up an application environment and only called when the
    application first starts.

    Application_Init:
    This method occurs after _start and is used for initializing code.
    Application_Disposed:
    This method is invoked before destroying an instance of an application.
    Application_Error:
    This event is used to handle all unhandled exceptions in the application.
    Application_End:
    Again, like classic ASP, used to clean up variables and memory when an application ends.
    Application_BeginRequest:
    This event is used when a client makes a request to any page in the application. It can be useful
    for redirecting or validating a page request.
    Application_EndRequest:
    After a request for a page has been made, this is the last event that is called.
    Session_Start:
    As with classic ASP, this event is triggered when any new user accesses the web site.
    Session_End:
    As with classic ASP, this event is triggered when a user's session times out or ends. Note this can
    be 20 mins (the default session timeout value) after the user actually leaves the site.

    MASTER PAGE
    Master Pages enables us to apply the same page layout to multiple pages in a Web
    Application. A page that uses a master page is known as the content page.(draw usual page
    with master page, using a banner and a menu navigation on the left pane)

    HOW TO ADD
    4. Right click the website from solution explorer
    5. Select add new item
    6. From the list select Master Page
    ADD MENU CONTROL

    Under NAVIGATION TOOLBOX select MENU


    Drag inot the appropriate location in the master page
    Click upper right button, select edit menu items


    HOW TO USE MASTER PAGE
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.

    Right click the website from solution explorer


    Select add new item
    From the list select WEB FORM
    CHECK Use Master PAge option
    Click ADD, select the master page to use

    <body>
    <form id="form1" runat="server">
    <div>
    <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="ContentPlaceHolder1" runat="server">
    </asp:ContentPlaceHolder>
    </div>
    </form>
    </body>
    PUBLISH/DEPLOY WEBSITE

    Rick Click website in the solution explorer, select Publish website


    Select the location where to publish

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