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    kumarjammula
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    Hi Friends, This is regarding what happening between IIS server and Localbrowser.. We all familiar that IIS server in our System process our application or our page.. I will Give an Ex: Lets consider I am having an login page if I entered the loginname and password and click enter what happens & how request will reach IIS. I know that the url is the only bridge between IIS and Explorer plse explain me what happening beneath..............

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      Hi Friends, This is regarding what happening between IIS server and Localbrowser.. We all familiar that IIS server in our System process our application or our page.. I will Give an Ex: Lets consider I am having an login page if I entered the loginname and password and click enter what happens & how request will reach IIS. I know that the url is the only bridge between IIS and Explorer plse explain me what happening beneath..............

      came out of hardwork

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      Its like this, When browser requesr any URL first time , server generate a Unique variable called SessionID and with response return this session ID , this session ID will remain on the browser cookie for the next request, When u out userId and passwork and click on the login button the request for the page goes with the values you have entered, this can be thru GET/POST what ever you have selected in yout FORM tag. server then execute the page and return Status=200 (OK) and the HTML which browser can display, with asp.net control, server generate the corresponding HTML controls based on the BROWSER type, eg for asp:lable it generate for IE and tag for netScape If u want to know any specif thing, do ask that as well since its a very wast thing includinh HEADERS /CACHE etc

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        Its like this, When browser requesr any URL first time , server generate a Unique variable called SessionID and with response return this session ID , this session ID will remain on the browser cookie for the next request, When u out userId and passwork and click on the login button the request for the page goes with the values you have entered, this can be thru GET/POST what ever you have selected in yout FORM tag. server then execute the page and return Status=200 (OK) and the HTML which browser can display, with asp.net control, server generate the corresponding HTML controls based on the BROWSER type, eg for asp:lable it generate for IE and tag for netScape If u want to know any specif thing, do ask that as well since its a very wast thing includinh HEADERS /CACHE etc

        Nobody is perfect i'm Nobody

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        Thnaks for ur reply

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