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what is the rule of the web.config and global.asax i want to connect to the sql database without the .net and want to use asp.net and c# structure. how can i do this?
Anonymous wrote: what is the rule of the web.config and global.asax I don't understand what you mean by "What is the rule of...". Do you mean "What is the purpose of..."? The purpose of the web.config is to store configuration settings that are picked up by the web application at runtime. These are typically values that are not known at compile time or are values that are subject to change. The purpose of the global.asax is to provide a set of methods (event handlers) to respond to things that happen in the application regardless of what the request actually was. Anonymous wrote: i want to connect to the sql database without the .net and want to use asp.net and c# structure. You want to connect SQL Server to what? I'm assuming your web application. You want to use ASP.NET and C# but not .NET? You do know that ASP.NET needs .NET aready. So this request makes no sense.
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Anonymous wrote: what is the rule of the web.config and global.asax I don't understand what you mean by "What is the rule of...". Do you mean "What is the purpose of..."? The purpose of the web.config is to store configuration settings that are picked up by the web application at runtime. These are typically values that are not known at compile time or are values that are subject to change. The purpose of the global.asax is to provide a set of methods (event handlers) to respond to things that happen in the application regardless of what the request actually was. Anonymous wrote: i want to connect to the sql database without the .net and want to use asp.net and c# structure. You want to connect SQL Server to what? I'm assuming your web application. You want to use ASP.NET and C# but not .NET? You do know that ASP.NET needs .NET aready. So this request makes no sense.
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