Murach's ASP.NET Web Programming with VB.NETEarlier chapters in this book teach you how to use view state and session state. This chapter builds on that knowledge to give you a complete set of skills for managing the state of your web applications. |
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| Chapter 9 | How to manage state | |
| Five ways to manage state | 298 | |
| How to use view state | 300 | |
| How view state works | 300 | |
| When and how to disable view state | 302 | |
| How to work with data in view state | 304 | |
| How to use session state | 306 | |
| How to work with data in session state | 306 | |
| When to save and retrieve session state items | 308 | |
| Options for storing session state and tracking the session ID | 310 | |
| How to set session state options | 312 | |
| How to use application state | 314 | |
| ASP.NET application concepts | 314 | |
| Application state concepts | 314 | |
| How to work with data in application state | 316 | |
| How to work with application events | 318 | |
| How to access application state when an HttpContex object isn’t available | 320 | |
| The code for the Global.asax file of the Halloween Store application | 322 | |
| The code for using application state in the second Check Out form | 324 | |
| How to use URL encoding | 326 | |
| How to code and use query strings in URLs | 326 | |
| The design of an Order page that uses query strings | 328 | |
| The code for the Order page | 330 | |
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