| State Management and Web Application |
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| Whatâs New in State Management? |
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| In ASP.NET version 2.0, newly added features are following: |
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1. View-state chunking
2. Control state
3. Profile Properties |
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| View-state chunking |
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| When the view-state data becomes too bulky, view-state chunking will automatically split the data into chunks and put the data into multiple hidden-form fields. |
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| The access to the page that contains bulky view-state data is prevented by some proxies and firewalls, so view-state chunking will be help to solve this problem. |
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| To allow view-state chunking, set the MaxPageStateFieldLength property to the maximum size. The maximum size is presented in bytes up to size that you want to allow in a single view-state field. |
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| Control state |
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| The ControlState property allows you to persist property information that is definite to a control and cannot be turned off like the ViewState property. It helps you to store control-state data in order for a control to work properly. |
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| Profile Properties |
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| ASP.NET 2.0 gives a new feature known as profile properties, which allow storing the user-specific data. The profile properties feature is similar to session state, excluding that the profile data is not lost when a user session expires. The ASP.NET profile allows you to manage user information without maintaining any database. |
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