ASP.NET Page Life Cycle
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The document discusses the ASP.NET page lifecycle, which begins when a client requests a page from the server. It goes through initialization, loading, validation, event handling, and rendering steps. Key parts of the lifecycle include initializing controls and themes, loading view state and postback data, validating controls, firing server-side events, and rendering the output. Master pages and user controls follow the same lifecycle but are initialized differently and have their events called at different times in the process. The full lifecycle ensures the correct processing and output of the requested page.
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ASP.NET Page Life Cycle
- 1. Presented By : Abhishek Sur http://www.abhisheksur.com/
- 2. Table of Content Introduction Application Life Cycle IIS Request Process Application Pool Worker Process HTTP Handler/Module ASP.NET Page Life Cycle Page Life Cycle Steps Page Life Cycle Events Life Cycle for Master Page and User Control QA
- 3. Introduction When Clients request for an aspx page from browser and lot of stuffs happens in background to produce the output or sending response to client. This evolves ASP.NET Page Lifecycle. ASP.NET Page Life Cycle is very much important to know for each and every developer to developed an ASP.NET Web Application. All events, data processing, dynamic control creation, view state, postback, rendering etc. are depends with Page Life Cycle.
- 4. Application Life Cycle 1. Client Request For Information 2. Request comes to Server 3. Server Process the request 4. Send the response back to Client
- 5. Application Life Cycle - Contd. Key terms to remember HTTP.SYS WAS Application Pool Worker Process http://blogs.thesitedoctor.co.uk/tim/2006/06/30/Complete+Lifecycle+Of+A n+ASPNet+Page+And+Controls.aspx
- 6. Application Life Cycle – Contd. Key Terms To Remember Http Module Http Handler Http Pipeline
- 7. End Of Application Life Cycle – Start Page Life Cycle Request Passes Through HTTP Pipe Line This Start Page Life Cycle
- 8. ASP.NET Page Life Cycle Begins Start Initialization Load Validation Events Render S I L VER
- 9. Page Life Cycle - Start Client Request For Resource Request Comes To Server (IIS) IIS Process the Initial Processing Request Passed through HTTP- Pipe Line ASP.NET Page Life Cycle Starts
- 10. Page Life Cycle - Initialization Set Postback properties Unique ID for Each Control in the Page Themes needs to be initialized Dynamic control need to be created
- 11. Page Life Cycle - Load If the Request is the post back request then it loads data from View States and Control State
- 12. Page Life Cycle - Validation Validate the pages Control Updates the IsValid property
- 13. Page Life Cycle - Events This will only fired if the request is an postback event. Like, if the post back is happened for an Button Click. Button Click event will fired.
- 14. Page Life Cycle - Render Before Rendering All View State data has been set. Render() method for all control has been called and write the out put on output stream.
- 15. Page Life Cycle - Events http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178472.aspx
- 16. ASP.NET Page Life Cycle Events PreInit Init PreLoad Load Control Events PreRender SaveViewState Render Unload
- 17. Page Life Cycle – Events PreInit() This is the first event which raised in asp.net page lifecycle Check for Request is for Post Back or not. All dynamic control need to be created Theme Change, Master Page Set at runtime Init() Raised after all controls have been initialized Build up a tree of controls from the ASPX file Turn on view state monitoring – any changes in control will be tracked by View State for future.
- 18. Page Life Cycle - Events PreLoad() Load view state data for page and controls Load Postback data if needed We can process any kind operation that need to perform before page load Load() OnLoad methods control called for each and every control We can create the connection initialization for any kind of external source like database connection We can also set the control properties
- 19. Page Life Cycle - Events Control Events If this is an postback request , Corresponding events will triggered. Like, if the post back is happing for button click, then Button_Click Event will fired. PreRender Each control of the page has a PreRender event which is being invoked. EnsureChildControls is also being called during this events DataBind method for all control has also been called If we want to change any thing to any control this is the last event where we can do because after the pageRender starts
- 20. Page Life Cycle - Events SaveViewState ViewState Monitoring is turned off as here all the ViewState Data need to be saved. View State data saved in hidden filed called _VIEWSTATE Render Pages calls the Render method for each and every control. Text writer that writes the output to the as output stream Output steam set to the page's Response property.
- 21. Page Life Cycle - Events Unload This is the last event of asp.net page life cycle This ensure the Request and Response has been set to null. This is called only after the content of the page fully rendered and response sent to client
- 22. Page Life Cycle - Master Page and User Controls MasterPage gets initialized from the Page class in the init phaze of page. The content of Masterpage gets loaded side by side as the page gets loaded. User control will be initialized and added to the page and before page gets initialized After page Onload, MasterPage_OnLoad gets called and UserControl_Onload gets called sequentially. Followed by each of Page events, masterPage events gets called and next Usercontrol events are called. During the unload phaze, Usercontrol gets unloaded first and then masterpage and Page in sequence. For further reference refer to : http://blogs.thesitedoctor.co.uk/tim/2006/06/30/Complete+Life cycle+Of+An+ASPNet+Page+And+Controls.aspx
- 23. Q/A
- 24. Thank you