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Validation Control ASP.NET

ASP.NET validation control - Interview questions

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Define Validation Control in ASP.NET.

The validation control is used to implement page level validity of data entered in the server controls.................
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What are the validation types supported by ASP.NET?

Following are the validation types in ASP.NET:

The RequiredFieldValidator control forces the input control a required field. The CompareValidator control is used to compare values of the two input fields.............
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Describe the steps to use Validation Control.

Draw a validation control on a Web form. Set the ControlToValidate property to the control you want to validate. Specify the ControlToCompare property with CompareValidator control...........
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How many types of validation controls are provided by ASP.NET? Explain them.

5 Types of validation control exists: RequiredFieldValidator: To enforce a user to fill a particular field before submitting the form. This is done when the field is a mandatory input .e.g.: username & password............
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ASP.NET State Management Interview questions with answers 

Define state management in ASP.NET. | Define Client-side state management and Server-side state management.

Interview questions and answers on .Net web service

What is XML Web Server? | Describe the Components that help locate and consume XML Web Service. | Describe the process of communication between Client and Web Service. | What are the components published while deploying of Web Service? | Describe .disco file. | Describe the step to be followed to access web service by client.

ASP.NET 2.0 Validation Groups

With ASP.NET 2.0, Microsoft introduces a new feature known as validation groups, which enables you to create different groups of validation controls and assign them to input controls, such as text boxes. You can assign a validation group to a collection of input controls if you want to validate the collection of input controls on the same criteria............

ASP.NET 2.0 Themes

One of the neat features of ASP.NET 2.0 is themes, which enable you to define the appearance of a set of controls once and apply the appearance to your entire web application............

ASP.NET 2.0 Web Parts Framework

ASP.NET 2.0 ships with a Web Parts Framework that provides the infrastructure and the building blocks required for creating modular web pages that can be easily customized by the users. You can use Web Parts to create portal pages that aggregate different types of content, such as static text, links, and content that can change at runtime..................

Visual Studio 2005 Improvements

Visual Studio 2005 is the best development tool for building data-driven web applications. As part of the Visual Studio 2005 suite of tools, Microsoft is introducing a new tool called Visual Web Developer (VWD) that is designed to work with the current and next generation of ASP.NET. VWD provides powerful new features for the web developer.................

Difference between authentication and authorization.

Authentication is the process of verifying the identity of a user.......

What is impersonation in ASP.NET?

ASP.NET can also impersonate a specific account you specify in web.config.........

What is event bubbling in .NET?

The passing of the control from the child to the parent is called as bubbling..........

 

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