ASP.NET Unleashed读书笔记

Chapter 8 Overview of Data Access

 

1.    The GridView is bound to its data source only when the page is requested for the first time.

2.    Every DataBound control included in the ASP.NET 3.5 Framework supports templates with the sole exception of the TreeView control. The Repeater, DataList, ListView, and FormView controls all require you to use templates. If you don’t supply a template, then these controls display nothing. The GridView, DetailsView, and Menu controls also support templates, but they do not require a template.

3.    Technically, the Eval() method uses reflection when evaluating the data item to find a property with a certain name. You do pay a performance penalty when you use reflection. As an alternative, you can improve the performance of your DataBinding expressions by casting the data items to a particular type like this:
                            <%# ((System.Data.DataRowView)Container.DataItem)[“Title”] %>

4.   One-way databinding: Text=’<%# Eval(“Title”) %>’

      Two-way databinding: Text=’<%# Bind(“Title”) %>’

 

      Templates that support one-way databinding implement the ITemplate interface.
      Templates that support two-way databinding implement the IBindableTemplate interface.

 

Chpater 9 Using the SqlDataSource Control

 

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