aplication_lifecycle in dotnet

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What is an application life cycle ? I want a full description of every step

Posted 9-Sep-13 18:58pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Sep-13 1:04am

This is not a very productive answer. What, any application? It depends... Starting from what point? Should it include development? Compilation, loading? JIT? It would probably be more useful if you explain your particular concerns.
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Nitin Singh India · Answer 1 · 2013-09-09T19:08:00

Different application types behave differently. Web Forms, MVC, WinForm, console, WCF....
However, every app have some common conceptual life cycle elements, and have platform specific implementation for them.

1: Initialize: Setup global objects, configuration. WebForms (Global.asax), WinForm (Main.cs), WCF (service constructors) etc...
2: Application request: Invoke various methods (WebForms (Page life cycle), WinForm (Form's load and events), WCF (individual operations) etc...
3: Application termination: Release global resources. webforms(Global.asax), WinForm (Main.cs), WCF (no specific)

Depending on which platform you want to get information about, you can study them specifically

ravirami30 · Answer 2 · 2013-09-11T01:32:00

Solution 3

Detailed Description you can found from this

[link]

Ravi Halvadiya

Software Engineer

www.InsightSoftech.com

Posted 11-Sep-13 1:32am

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TheUltimateDebugger · Answer 3 · 2013-09-09T19:00:00

Solution 1

This article is having all what u want

ASP.NET Application and Page Life Cycle[^]

Posted 9-Sep-13 19:00pm

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Member 10263365 10-Sep-13 1:36am

thanks for this article .

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