Flash Control for ASP.NET
Features
Works with .NET framework 2.0, 3.0 and 3.5
FlashControl supports all Flash properties :
Width, Height, Src, FlashVars, PluginsPage, Loop, Menu, Scale, BgColor, SwLiveConnect, Quality, Play, Base, Align, SAlign, WMode, AllowScriptAccess, AllowNetworking, SeamlessTabbing, Devicefont.
Ready for ASP.NET AJAX!
FlashControl fully works with ASP.NET AJAX UpdatePanel.
Supports communication between Flash and JavaScript.
FlashControl works with ASP.NET 2.0 Theme service and Skin files !
Full Visual Studio 2005 and 2008 Designer support :
Smart Tag!
Custom Designer
Custom Editors
Custom template
Web Resources
FlashControl provide a XHTML compliance mode ! The rendered code validates XHTML 1.0 strict in compliance with W3C web standards.
With FlashControl you can target specific HTML output : Internet Explorer Windows ( tag) and/or Netscape/Mozilla, IE MAC ( tag) or use Automatic browser detection (FlashControl will automatically choose to render tag or tag depending on browser capabilities).
What is a good C# ASP.NET MVC question to ask a prospective employee?
First things first. Do they even know what MVC. Not just the TAL but can they describe it to you. Then what are the benefits. Also it doesn't hurt to ask them their opinion on it. It is good to know if they even like MVC frameworks.
Next, ask them if they have used any other MVC frameworks. Struts, Spring MVC, Zend or anything like that.
Ask them if they know when a session starts, the general state problem on the net etc etc.
Also a little bit of database. Ask them if they have any experience with database persistence layers.
Then just because you can ask a hard technical question, ask them to write a function that compares two binary trees both in value and structure to see if they are identicial.
ASP.NET 2.0 Interview Questions
17. In the Design view in Visual Studio 2005 of an ASP.NET web page, what is the easiest way to create an event handler for the default event of a ASP.NET server control? A. Open the code-behind page and write the code. B. Right-click the control and select Create Handler. C. Drag an event handler from the ToolBox to the desired control.D. Double-click the control.
18. Which of the following represents the best use of the Table, TableRow, and Table-Cell controls?A. To create and populate a Table in Design view B. To create a customized control that needs to display data in a tabular fashionC. To create and populate a Table with images D. To display a tabular result set
19. For your ASP.NET web application your graphics designer created elaborate images that show the product lines of your company. Some of graphics of the product line are rectangular, circular, and others are having complex shapes. You need to use these images as a menu on your Web site. What is the best way of incorporating these images into your Web site? A. Use ImageButton and use the x- and y-coordinates that are returned when the user clicks to figure out what product line the user clicked. B. Use the Table, TableRow, and TableCell controls, break the image into pieces that are displayed in the cells, and use the TableCell control’s Click event to identify the product line that was clicked. C. Use the MultiView control and break up the image into pieces that can be displayed in each View control for each product line. Use the Click event of the View to identify the product line that was clicked. D. Use an ImageMap control and define hot spot areas for each of the product lines. Use the PostBackValue to identify the product line that was clicked.
20. You are writing ASP.NET 2.0 Web site that collects lots of data from users, and the data collection forms spreads over multiple ASP.NET Web pages. When the user reaches the last page, you need to gather all of data, validate the data, and save the data to the SQL Server database. You have noticed that it can be rather difficult to gather the data that is spread over multiple pages and you want to simplify this application. What is the easiest control to implement that can be used to collect the data on a single Web page? A. The View control B. The TextBox control C. The Wizard control D. The DataCollection control
21. In your ASP.NET 2.0 web application you want to display an image that is selected from a collection of images. What approach will you use to implementing this? A. Use the ImageMap control and randomly select a HotSpot to show or hide. B. Use the Image control to hold the image and a Calendar control to randomly select a date for each image to be displayed. C. Use the AdServer control and create an XML file with configuration of the control. D. Use an ImageButton control to predict randomness of the image to be loaded based on the clicks of the control.
22. In your ASP.NET web application you want to display a list of clients on a Web page. The client list displays 10 clients at a time, and you require the ability to edit the clients. Which Web control is the best choice for this scenario? A. The DetailsView control B. The Table control C. The GridView control D. The FormView control
23. While developing ASP.NET 2.0 web application you want to display a list of parts in a master/detail scenario where the user can select a part number using a list that takes a minimum amount of space on the Web page. When the part is selected, a DetailsView control displays all the information about the part and allows the user to edit the part. Which Web control is the best choice to display the part number list for this scenario? A. The DropDownList control B. The RadioButtonList control C. The FormView control D. The TextBox control
Interview questions for asp.net Web application developers
- Name a few differences between .NET application and a Java application?
- Specify the best ways to store variables so that we can access them in various pages of ASP.NET application?
- What are the XML files that are important in developing an ASP.NET application?
- What is XSLT and what is its use?
- How do you separate business logic while creating an ASP.NET application?
- If there is a calendar control to be included in each page of your application, and we do not intend to use the Microsoft-provided calendar control, how do you develop it? Do you copy and paste the code into each and very page of your application?
- How do you debug an ASP.NET application?
- How do you deploy an ASP.NET application?
- What is the maximum length of a varchar field in SQL Server?
- How do you define an integer in SQL Server?
What is Web.config?
In classic ASP all Web site related information was stored in the metadata of IIS. This had the disadvantage that remote Web developers couldn't easily make Web-site configuration changes. For example, if you want to add a custom 404 error page, a setting needs to be made through the IIS admin tool, and you're Web host will likely charge you a flat fee to do this for you. With ASP.NET, however, these settings are moved into an XML-formatted text file (Web.config) that resides in the Web site's root directory. Through Web.config you can specify settings like custom 404 error pages, authentication and authorization settings for the Web sitempilation options for the ASP.NET Web pages, if tracing should be enabled, etc.
The Web.config file is an XML-formatted file. At the root level is the tag. Inside this tag you can add a number of other tags, the most common and useful one being the system.web tag, where you will specify most of the Web site configuration parameters. However, to specify application-wide settings you use the tag.
For example, if we wanted to add a database connection string parameter we could have a Web.config file like so.
How will ASP.NET handle session management?
"ASP.NET does not rely on SQL Server or LDAP for session management. Basically we provide two new additional features: 
1.) Cookieless Session: This is where we "munge" the sessionid into URLs as opposed to client-side cookies to keep track of SessionIDs (enabling you to now use session state even with browsers that have cookie support disabled). We automatically do the munging for you (no code changes required) to make this happen for both static and dynamic content (so you can link off to a static html page which then in turn links off to another dynamic page -- and the session is maintained).
2.) External Session State Support. This is where we store session values into an external state store instead of the ASP.NET worker process. This guaretees that state is stored accross worker process restarts (providing great reliability) as well as accross multiple machines (providing built-in web farm support). We ship support for two session stores out of the box: 1) the "ASP.NET state store" which is a dedicated NT Service that can run on any box -- and which ships with the ASP.NET bits. 2) support for storing session data directly into SQL Server. This later option is more scalable -- but does require you to buy SQL Server in order to make it work.
"Note that the above two state options are completely orthoganal from each other -- ie: you can use them together or separately. Also, our external state store support is pluggable -- meaning that we expect other third parties (as well as people like MS Commerce Server) to plug in their own store support into the model.
"With regard to performance, we are *much* faster than than existing pre-ASP.NET state solutions when doing out of proc state. We are leveraging ASP.NET's new MTA based thread pool to do async read/write operations that enable us to avoid blocking worker threads when retrieving and updating the state (instead using iocompletions to reuse threads). This should improve system throughput significantly and was not possible before with ASP (since it used an STA thread pool and as such couldn't do async operations)."
How would you use jQuery in ASP.NET Pages?
1.JQuery is officially endorsed by Microsoft ASP.NET team and ships with Microsoft plans to ship the JQuery JavaScript library with its Visual Studio developer tool suite.
2.JQuery is open source and can be downloaded freely from jQuery.com
3. jQuery is JavaScript library and can be used by simple referece of js files on your ASP.NET pages
4. The best place to do so is master page...
