What is new in asp.net 4.0 and .net Framework 4.0

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By  jalpesh   On  31 May 2010 07:05:54
Tag : ASP.NET , ASP.NET 4.0 Forms
Microsoft.NET Framework 4.0 beta version is out now. Let’s see the what’s new in asp.net 4.0 for the developer purpose. There are lots of features are there. Some of them are following.
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Introduction

Microsoft.NET Framework 4.0 beta version is out now. Let’s see the what’s new in asp.net 4.0 for the developer purpose. There are lots of features are there. Some of them are following. 

1) Extensible Output Caching:

ASP.NET 4.0 adds an extensibility to output caching now you can create your cache provider and will can use this provider for the caching. So now you can use your own data source for you caching.

2) AutoStart Webapplication

Before asp.net 4.0 you have to use application_load or application_start event for the extensive data processing before application pages loads. But now you can use auto start features of asp.net 4.0. A new scalability feature named auto-start that directly addresses this scenario is available when ASP.NET 4.0 runs on IIS 7.5 on Windows Server 2008 R2. The auto-start feature provides a controlled approach for starting up an application pool, initializing an ASP.NET application, and then accepting HTTP requests.

3) Permanently Redirecting a page

Before asp.net 4.0 you need to use response.redirect method to go to another page from new page. ASP.NET, developers have traditionally handled requests to old URLs by using by using the Response.Redirect method to forward a request to the new URL. However, the Redirect method issues an HTTP 302 Found (temporary redirect) response, which results in an extra HTTP round trip when users attempt to access the old URLs. Now permanent redirect will solve this. Its will also benefit for the Search Engine Optimization.

4) Compressed Session State:

ASP.NET 4.0 will have new option for session stored in sql server or in state service. You can compress your serialized session using GZip Compression

5) Page.Keywords and Page.Description Properties

In asp.net 4.0 now you can create dynamic keywords and description for a page using Page.Keywords and Page.Description Properties

6) Enabling View state for Individual Controls

In earlier version of the asp.net if you disable your parent control view state it will disable your child control view state but now with asp.net view state is not dependent on parent child control view state.

7) Routing in asp.net 4.0

Now you can have build in routing for your pages. You don’t have to write your url rewriting modules. It introduces a WebFormRouteHandler routing class which will take care of routing.

8) ClientID

In earlier asp.net version clientId is system generated and if you want to change you have to override it . ASP.NET by default generated a big string for the clientid which will increase your html kb. With asp.net you have small client id using different options Legacy,Static,Predictable,Inherit

There are several other features are also there like following

  • Live Data Binding
  • Observer pattern using JavaScript and JavaScript objects
  • ADONetServiceProxy Class
  • Formview Control Ehancements
  • Ajax Improvements in asp.net 4.0


I have just list some of the features you can have all the features available in asp.net 4.0 white paper from the following link. http://www.asp.net/learn/whitepapers/aspnet40/
Cheers… Happy Programming.

 
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I am jalpesh vadgamaa an Microsoft MVP for Visual C# and BrainBench Certified ASP.NET Developer having experience of five year in Microsoft .NET Technology.I am working as Project Leader in Mid Size company.My work area comprises of Enterprise Level projects using ASP.NET and other Microsoft .NET Technologies.Please feel free to contact me for any queries via posting comments on my blog I will try to reply as early as possible.
 
 
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