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Data Binding,Default Page,Delegation,Delegates,Deploying,Derived Class,Dirty read,Drivers

Posted Date: 09 May 2008 Resource Type: Definitions Category: General

Posted By: Kapil Dhawan Member Level: Gold
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Data Binding: A way to link data (such as a data set) in your application to the properties of a control.

Default Page: A page that Internet Information Services (IIS) displays if the user navigates to the Web application directory without specifying a page to view. IIS uses the name Default.htm and Default.aspx as the default page unless you change it using the IIS property settings for the application.

Delegation: A programming technique by which a member of one class uses a member from another class to perform some task. Delegation differs from inheritance in that the first class implements a property or method and then calls (or delegates to) the other class’s property or method. The two classes do not have to be related to each other—in other words, the first class does not have to be derived from the second class.

Delegates: Types used to invoke one or more methods where the actual method invoked is determined at run time.

Deploying: Installing an application on the computer where it will run.

Derived Class: A class that is based on another class (called a base class) through inheritance. A derived class inherits the members of its base class and can override or shadow those members.

Dirty read: The process of reading database records without locking the records being read. This means that an uncommitted change can be read and then rolled back by another client, resulting in a local copy of a record that is not consistent with what is stored in the database.

Drivers: In the context of testing, drivers are test components that make sure two or more components work together. Drivers are necessary to test components during development when an application is being developed from the bottom up.

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