Asp.net 4.

5 and vs2012

Asp.net fundamental

Standard controls

Webserver controls

State management

1.Disable client side validation

How to disable client side validation.

Ans:Enableclientscript=false

2.Property in all validation controls

What is the property present in all validation controls

Ans:ControlToValidate

3.What are the selection modes in list box?

Ans:Single ,multiple and extended

4.wat ll happen when you give listbox selected index as -1?

List box selectedindex to-1

Ans:listbox ll get deselected(***)

IndexOutOfRangeException

5.which is client side valid-state management?

Valid stage-management

Ans:Viewstate,control state,hidden fields,querry strings,cookies

Server side state management:

Ans:Session state,Application State

6.What are all the Factor to choose state management

Ans:

 how much information do you need to store?

 Does the client accept persistent or in-memory cookies?
 Do you want to store the information on the client or on the server?
 Is the information sensitive?
 What performance and bandwidth criteria do you have for your application?
 What are the capabilities of the browsers and devices that you are targeting?
 Do you need to store information per user?
 How long do you need to store the information?
 Do you have a Web farm (multiple servers), a Web garden (multiple processes on one
machine), or a single process that serves the application?

7.What are all true about Application cache

Ans:***

Internet Explorer 10 and Windows Store apps using JavaScript support the Application Cache
API (orAppCache), as defined in the HTML5 specification, which allows you to create offline web
applications. AppCache enables webpages to cache (or save) resources locally, including images, script
libraries, style sheets, and so on. In addition, AppCache allows URLs to be served from cached content
using standard Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) notation.
By using AppCache to save resources locally, you improve the performance of a webpage by reducing
the number of requests made to the hosting server; you also enable offline access to cached resources.
To cache resources locally:
1. Create a manifest file that defines the resources you want to save.

2. Reference the manifest file in each webpage designed to use cached resources.

 The CACHE: section defines resources that will be stored locally. In this example, three files are
cached.
 The FALLBACK: section defines resources to be used when other resources are not available.
For example, this example defines figure2.png as a fallback image for the photos folder. If the
browser cannot access images in the photos folder (because the browser is offline or because
the server cannot be reached), figure2.png will replace the unavailable images in the rendered
markup. As a result, figure2.png will be cached locally.
 The NETWORK: section specifies resources to be accessed when there is a network connection.
Resources in this section are not cached. This section allows the use of the wildcard (*)
character to indicate that all other resources should not be cached.
Manifest files can contain any number of these sections and sections can be repeated; however, new
sections must begin with the section header followed by a colon, as shown in the previous example. If
no section header is provided, the CACHE: header is presumed. The following example shows a
simplified manifest.
HTML
In addition, manifest files:
 Must be encoded with 8-bit Unicode Transformation Format (UTF-8) character encoding.
 Must be served with a text/cache-manifest MIME type.
 Must begin with the line "CACHE MANIFEST".
 Can contain comments, preceded by the pound sign (#).

8.What are all true about User control and custom control

Ans:***

Web user controls Web custom controls

Easier to create Harder to create

Limited support for consumers who use a Full visual design tool support for consumers
visual design tool

A separate copy of the control is required in Only a single copy of the control is required, in the
each application global assembly cache

Cannot be added to the Toolbox in Visual Can be added to the Toolbox in Visual Studio
Studio

Good for static layout Good for dynamic layout

9.Partial page caching

If page output caching________caching persist a page to load half and create dynamically

Ans:partial page caching

10.Cookies where stores

Ans:stored as text file in local computer

Or stored in view files in internet explorer

11.command to clear the session

Ans:Session.Clear

12.what ll happen if you remove session in web.config

Session remove in web.config

Options:

session will work

Session will not work

Viewstate wont work

Cookies ll not store

Ans:session will work

13.what s the base class for all pages

Base class for all pages

Ans:page

14.Boundary to determine web application

Ans:IIS

15. Mobile ui supports

Ans:Mobile page***
16:How to add reference to a solution

Add reference

Ans:right clickadd referencechoose appropriate path

17.

Directive

Ans:<!- -include path=”filename”-->

18.Syntax for directive

Ans: <!- -include path=”filename”-->

19.Property has by all validator

Ans:Refer q.no:2

20.Caching used in user control

Ans:***

User control caching in ASP.NET is called fragment caching. It's done by adding an
OutputCache directive to the top of your page: <%@ OutputCache Duration="120"
VaryByParam="None" %>

21. Different modes in session

 InProcess mode, which stores session state in memory on the Web server. This is the default.
 StateServer mode, which stores session state in a separate process called the ASP.NET state
service. This ensures that session state is preserved if the Web application is restarted and also
makes session state available to multiple Web servers in a Web farm.
 SQLServer mode stores session state in a SQL Server database. This ensures that session state
is preserved if the Web application is restarted and also makes session state available to
multiple Web servers in a Web farm.
 Custom mode, which enables you to specify a custom storage provider.
 Off mode, which disables session state.
Set-2

1.what is the template in datalist control?

Header and footer template

Item template

Seperator template

2.What is the template to display data in repeater control?

 ItemTemplateContains the HTML elements and controls to render once for each data item in
the data source.
 AlternatingItemTemplateContains the HTML elements and controls to render once for every
other data item in the data source. Typically, this template is used to create a different look for
the alternating items, such as a different background color than the color that is specified in
the ItemTemplate.
 HeaderTemplate and FooterTemplateContains the text and controls to render at the
beginning and end of the list, respectively.
 SeparatorTemplateContains the elements to render between each item. A typical example
might be a line (using an HR element).

3.What is the standard column type in datagrid?

columns are automatically generated using default column types appropriate for the data types
contained in the bound data source.

4.What are the builtin objects in asp.net?

ASP Built-in Objects

Application Object (IIS)

ASPError Object

ObjectContext Object (IIS)

Request Object
Response Object

Server Object (IIS)

Session Object (IIS)

5.unhandled errors are handled through

i)page-error ii)application error iii)custom error in web.config iv)all the above

Ans: custom error in web.config

6.asp:label is rendered as what in IE?

i)label ii)span iii)div iv)table

Ans:Span

7.what method is triggered when page object release memory?

Ans:Disposed or UNLOAD

8.By what property we can find the Postback condition?

Ans: IsPostBack is a property of the Asp.Net

3)Required attributes:mode

Optional Attributes:timeout,cookiless, stateConnectionString, sqlConnectionString,

stateNetworkTimeout

8)all the above

9)timer
Optional
1)Default authentication maode

2)when postback occurs?

3)how to add reference

4)Which will not create server side event?

Hint:mouse move,txt change,btn click

5)Directives in asp.net

6)include directive

7)Asp.net authentication

8)Which property is used to display the control to user

Hint:show,hide,enable

9)Mobile UI controls

10)Template in repeaters

11)session state modes

12)Valid type state management

13)View state concept

Hint:hidden field,postback,event generation,serverside controls

14)partial page caching

15)what will happen if you remove session from web.config?

16)session state modes

17)parameters of session in web.config

18)can we ve more than one validator in server control

19)user control/Custom control

20)Method to remove one item at a time in listbox

Hint:items.removeat(),item.removeat(),items.clear(),item.clear()
To disable validation in a specific control
 Set the control's CausesValidation property to false.
To disable a validation control
 Set the validation control's Enabled property to false.
To disable client-side validation
 Set the validation control's EnableClientScript property to false.