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Upgrading
from ASP to ASP.net
You might have run your website with ASP for years and that too very
successfully but here is the time to upgrade your website platform.
There are many advantages to porting your application from ASP to
ASP.NET. Some of the biggest advantages include:
- Increased performance: Microsoft tests have shown that
ASP.NET applications can handle two to three times the requests per
second as classic ASP applications.
- Increased stability: Processes are closely monitored and
managed by the ASP.NET run time, so that if one misbehaves (leaks,
deadlocks), a new process can be created in its place, which helps keep
your application constantly available to handle requests.
- Increased developer productivity: New features like server
controls and event handling in ASP.NET help developers build
applications more rapidly and in fewer lines of code. It is also easier
than ever to separate code from HTML content.
In contrast to ASP which provides only six elementary controls, and
while ActiveX controls ASP.NET provides several types of controls.
Developers use these controls by inserting tags into their dynamic
Web pages or by using the graphical page editor of Visual Studio.NET.
- Server-side versions of existing HTML controls such as a button
(HTMLButton) and radio button (HTMLInputRadioButton) control. The main
difference between existing HTML tags for forms and ASP.NET HTML
controls is the "runat=server" attribute, which means that code executes
on the server to expose the control on the client.
- Web Form controls, which are server-side controls that
duplicate some of the HTML controls, plus add new and more complex
controls such as text boxes (<asp:TextBox>), list boxes, calendars, and
data grids. These controls are easier to use than HTML controls in that
properties such as size are used in a consistent manner across all of
the controls.
- Validation controls, which are controls that link to both
HTML controls and Web Form input controls (such as text boxes).
Validation controls can validate user input by performing a comparison,
checking the range of the input, or applying a custom validation code.
All of these controls reduce the amount of code that developers have to
write; the developer need only position the control on a page, initialize
the control’s properties and methods, and then write code to respond to
events the control might generate as a result of some action by the user
(such as clicking on a button). These controls also support data binding
so that a developer can easily associate the values assigned to a control
with specific information retrieved from a database.
We at A-1 Technology can assist you upgrading your website from ASP to
ASP. net,
click here to contact us.
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