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Asynchronous Programming

Asynchronous Programming in remoting Application 

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By Nishant Kumar 

.Net Remoting supports asynchronous programming. In this model, a call is made to a class method while the calling program continues to execute. This increases application speed as the application continues to execute without waiting for the called methods to finish execution. 


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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..................

.NET Code Security

This includes explanation of code security, Principal object, declarative and imperative security, role-based security, code access security and code group.

REST: Representation State Transfer

REST means Representational State Transfer, an architectural pattern used to identify and fetch resources from networked systems such as the World Wide Web (WWW). The REST architecture was the foundation of World Wide Web. But the term itself came into being around the year 2000, and is quite a buzzword these days...........

ASP.NET Authentication Authorization Questions with answers

Define Authentication and Authorization | What is the authentication mode available in ASP.NET? | How do you set authentication mode in the ASP.NET application? | List out the difference between windows authentication and form authentication | How do you impersonate the authenticated user in ASP.NET? | How do you provide secured communication in ASP.NET?

ASP.NET Exception Handling Interview questions with answers

Define Exception handling in ASP.NET. | What are the ways of handling exceptions in ASP.NET? | Explain Try/catch block method of exception handling. | Define Error Events. Define Custom Error Pages. | Why is exception handling important to an application? | When can you use tracing with exception handling?

ASP.NET Master Pages questions with answers

What is Master Page in ASP.NET? | Advantages of using Master Page in ASP.NET | Define Multiple Master Page. | How do you create Master Page?

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