Here are some of the features which are present in the ASp.NET 2.0
1) No need to press "Ctrl + Shift + B" (Build) for everything. These is no need of build the application for each and ever change you do with application. You can just refresh and you will see the updated changes which you done. Only when you add new referance in the code then you need to build the application.
2) Web.Config is more friendly to IIS. Now in .net framework 2.0 you can edit the web.config file in IDE also.When you install ASP.NET 2.0 then you can go in IIS and you get the "ASP.NET" Tab for virtual directory properties and that provides you a whole bunch of utilites like version management as well as Configuration management wherein you edit the Web.Config properties, very handy for deployment scenarios where you dont have Visual Studio 2005 and hence no Website Administration Tool.
3) Client Script Call Back allows you to make your page work like ajax. ASP.NET 2.0 had this little nice feature called "Client Script Callback Manager" which allows you to make asynchronous calls to your server side methods and hence enabling partial page update or remote scripting or AJAX enabled,
4) Now asp.net 2.0 is come up with it's own TreeView control. This control is compatible with Firefox too. It also include the faeture of loading child node on demand feature
5) MultiView - now asp.net 2.0 will have a tanned control. It help in showing diffrent portion of the page in the same page.
6) Subsitution Control-Whenever you Cache enable your page, all portions of your page become more or less static until the Cache gets invalidated. Use the substitution control which can help you in making a portion of your page dynamic using the method you provide to use for constant update.
7) PreviousPage - if I want to retrieve the TextBox value of the previous page, use the Page.PreviousPage property to retrieve the control's reference and get the value of the TextBox. Of course this works only if you were in the previous page before coming to this page, but that can be checked and validated.
8) Default Button - Hit Enter Key and get what you want it to do
You can set the default button for the form and that button will be called on the enter click.
9) Mobile Applicaiton-In ASP.NET 1.x versions you had to use the MMIT (Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit) for writing pages that can be rendered on Mobile Devices. However, with ASP.NET 2.0 your pages that run on the browser, automatically run on mobile devices since the rendering capabilities and the user agent is automatically determined before the page is rendered. So, your ASP.NET 2.0 Page can also be viewed over devices, without additional effort from you.
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| 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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