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Binary format made DataSet become more intelligent in ADO.NET 2.0
Even though we all like DataSet; as Serialization of DataSet is more expensive in ASP.NET 1.x, most of us had put lot of thought before using it!
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Meet your new friend ClientScript in ASP.NET 2.0
In ASP.NET 1.X for rendering client side script to client browser we took help of Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock or Page.RegisterStartupScript methods! But these methods are obsolete in ASP.NET 2.0 (As always Microsoft facilitates backward compatibility in its products, we can still use these, but these are not recommended to use)
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Dear developer don’t trust VWD Web Server (of VS.Net 2005)
As we know ASP.NET applications runs under (using) ASPNET special user account, which has restricted privileges for security reasons.
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Is really I can use Multiple Programming Language in Code Folder (In 2.0)?
The Code folder is not explicitly marked as containing files written in any one programming language. Instead, the ASP.NET infers which compiler to invoke for the Code folder based on the files it contains. If the Code folder contains .vb files, ASP.NET uses the Visual Basic compiler; if it contains .cs files, ASP.NET uses the C# compiler, and so on.
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Visual Basic 2005 introduces new compiler checking options
Visual Basic 2005 introduces new compiler checking options. The /nowarn and /warnaserror options provide more control over how warnings are handled. Each one of these compiler options now takes a list of warning IDs as an optional parameter, to specify to which warnings the option applies.