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From: Steven Fraser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Donnerstag, 27. Juni 2002 11:33
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Server side controls vs client side script.
Hi Mattias,
How do you go about using IE as a direct client to a WebService?
Regards,
Ste
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From: Matthias Hertel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 27 June 2002 07:22
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Server side controls vs client side script.
This argumention is right and false - it depends on the way you
implement your pages and is not .NE
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Server side controls vs client side script.
This argumention is right and false - it depends on the way you implement your pages
and is not .NET specific.
Sample:
You have a HTML Form with 20 kByte that uses Data of 1 kByte that is displayed and
modified in 4 fields
This argumention is right and false - it depends on the way you implement your pages
and is not .NET specific.
Sample:
You have a HTML Form with 20 kByte that uses Data of 1 kByte that is displayed and
modified in 4 fields.
Case 1:
If you implement a server-site validation on every onchange-ev
Server-side controls need to be used judiciously, with server-side control
events being used only for click-events on buttons that would have been
SUBMIT buttons in classic CGI solutions. Having events fire on selections
from a drop-down list, for example, is probably not something would choos
I argue that there is no more server side roundtrips then any other Web
application. People that say this have not played around much with
ASP.NET.
A common misconception
The Server Side events happen when they happen on the client. This is
not the case, yes many controls have an option to cause
> Some client-side code purist argue that ASP.NET's server side controls
> put
> to much of a load on the server and cause to many round trips to the
> server. When you are pitching ASP.NET and run into these arguments how
> do
> you answer these criticisms of ASP.NET?
I would say that an ASP.N
