ASP.NET - Access to the .NET Framework
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The .NET Framework offers over 4500 classes that
encapsulate rich functionality such as XML, data access, file upload,
regular expressions, image generation, SMTP mail, and much more.
Some of the additional functionality offered by .NET Framework includes
the following:
- ASP.NET Web Forms
- Forms support a large variety of server
controls are available and you can even write your own user
or server controls.
- ASP.NET pages are
compiled instead of interpreted like classic ASP: this
can dramatically increase web site performance
- Out-of-Process Session State
- Session variables are no longer be lost
when a web site is restarted or even if the server is restarted.
- Improved reliability for your web site
- Business Objects
- You can create .NET business objects (compiled
DLLs) for your web applications.
- XML Web Services
- You can create inter-operable web services
to communicate and share data over the Internet regardless
of the operating system or the programming language.
- Improved Data Access Support
- ADO.NET support: ADO.NET provides
consistent access to data sources such as Microsoft SQL Server
as well as data sources exposed via OLE DB and XML.
- Third-Party Component Replacement
- ASP.NET provides alternatives to ASPMail
and ASPUpload. It also enables new functionality -- such as
image generation, encryption and more -- that, in the past,
have always required third-party components.
- Mobile Device Support
- ASP.NET Mobile Internet Toolkit allows
you to target cell phones, PDAs and other types of mobile
devices easily. Currently, over over 80 mobile devices are
supported with just one code base!
- Based on the requesting device, ASP.NET
automatically generates the appropriate WAP/WML, HTML or iMode
code.
- Ability to take advantage of new
development tools such as Visual
Studio.NET, ASP.NET Web Matrix, Dreamweaver MX, and more.
- Existing ASP code is still supported and
works fine when the servers are enabled with ASP.NET.
Note: To take
advantage of .NET's increased stability and performance, we advise
that you rewrite your site in
ASP.NET code.
Mayor información sobre ASP.NET
Ultima modificación: 02/11/2002.
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