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Transaction via couple of pages

nay
Hi
I'm quiet new to .NET.
I have to design a transactional procees, that pass
through couple of asp.net pages. the data has a hierachial
charactrasaion.(Like a wizard of that each page that
filled contain some properties buttons).
I'm not sure what is the right way to manage that kind of
transaction. I thought may be to accumulate data as
XML,but where to restore it mean while? is there any
built in transactions in ADO.NET?
I guess, I'm not the first to face that kind of problem.
Is there any good article/practice/pattern to direct me?
Jul 21 '05 #1
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Cor
Hi Nay,

Have a look for Viewstate (that is always transported with your page) or to
Session which stays on the server, but Microsoft advices not to use that to
much.

I hope this helps,

Cor

I'm quiet new to .NET.
I have to design a transactional procees, that pass
through couple of asp.net pages. the data has a hierachial
charactrasaion.(Like a wizard of that each page that
filled contain some properties buttons).
I'm not sure what is the right way to manage that kind of
transaction. I thought may be to accumulate data as
XML,but where to restore it mean while? is there any
built in transactions in ADO.NET?
I guess, I'm not the first to face that kind of problem.
Is there any good article/practice/pattern to direct me?

Jul 21 '05 #2

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