Chapter 4. ASP.NET Events and the Page Lifecycle
IN THIS CHAPTER
Application and Session Events
Page Events and the Page Lifecycle
Investigating the Page Lifecycle
An Event-Driven Architecture
Think about the interface for any device you use today, whether it’s your car or your MP3 player. They are all based around a cause-and-effect architecture. When you press the gas pedal in your car, it speeds up. When you press the brake, it slows down. When you turn the temperature-control dial counterclockwise, it gets colder. Turn it in the opposite direction and it gets warmer. This same methodology transfers to just about everything we use today.
ASP.NET applications are no different, but in an ASP.NET application, the ...
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