What's New in ASP.NET 2.0

Posted Date: 06 May 2008 Resource Type: Articles Category: .NET Framework

Posted By: kunal badgujar Member Level: Gold
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What's New in 2.0:
1)Cross Page Posting - ASP.NET 2.0 allows you to post back from one page to another and you can obtain the source page values from the target page.

2)Wizard Control - The wizard control allows you to easily add multi-step form entry scenarios to your pages.

3)Validation Groups - Validation groups allow multiple forms on a page to be separately validated.

4)Focus API - The Focus API enables you to set focus to any control on the page, specify default buttons to submit for input controls, and more.

5)Compilation Build Providers - ASP.NET 2.0 includes support for compiling declarative file formats when they are placed in the App_Code directory.

6)No Compile Pages - Pages in ASP.NET 2.0 can be excluded from the compilation process, to be interpreted at runtime instead.

7)Securing Non-ASP.NET content - Under IIS 6, you can easily secure non-ASP.NET files such as static images or classic ASP pages from within an ASP.NET application.

8)Client-Script Features - ASP.NET 2.0 includes several new features that take advantage of client-side script.

For more details, visit http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStartv20/aspnet/doc/tipstricks/default.aspx

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Author: saravanan 14 May 2008

Member Level: Silver Points : 2

new controls

Author: selva venkatesh 14 May 2008

Member Level: Gold Points : 2

you have specified only some feature of asp.net 2.0

Author: Nagarajan 14 May 2008

Member Level: Gold Points : 2

MasterPage, Themes and WebParts
New Navigation Control (ex. SiteMap Control)

Author: Pramod N. Pawar 17 May 2008

Member Level: Gold Points : 2

It also has GridView control which has excellent functionality as compare to DataGrid.

Author: Mahesh Raj 07 Jun 2008

Member Level: Gold Points : 1

This is very good information,Continue posting such useful articles.

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