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By Default ASP.Net pages communicate with the server through a mechanism call “PostBack”. Postback is very useful and efficient, except for the cases, where 1) You have a huge page, with a lot of processing required at server, so doing all that processing on every postback is not only waste of resou

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Writing a complex custom configuration section [Technical Blog]

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Technorati Tags: C#,.Net FrameworkHere i posted another entry, showing implementation of a simple configuration section, now consider following listing<customSection> <elements> <add name=”FirstAssembly.FirstType” assembly=”FirstAssembly” shoul

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