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Web Engineering

by Winter Term, Gregor Engels
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Web Engineering (2006)
Volume: 4607, Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg, Pages: 364 - 369
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Abstract

Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) are reshaping the way in which the Web works. They change not only the appearance of the Web interfaces, but also the behavior of applications, permitting novel operations, like data distribution, partial page computation, and disconnected work. In this paper we try to understand the differences between the behavior of traditional dynamic Web applications and RIAs, considering the WebML modeling language and its actual implementation.

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Web Engineering

ASP.NET 2.0 Mathias Raacke, Microsoft Deutschland GmbH 6
ASP.NET 2.0 compilation overview
Code Inline in ASP .NET 2.0
System.Web.UI.Page
(logic + layout)
inherits
class in temp.dll
compiled on first
request
Code Behind in ASP .NET 2.0
System.Web.UI.Page.aspx file
(layout)
inheritsautomatically
generates
partial class
generated from
.aspx file
sveral compilation
possibilities:
•In-place compilation,
•full precompilation,
•updateable precompilation
partial class from
code behind file
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ASP .NET 2.0 Controls: examples

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