Re: dynamische Panel Controls iterieren

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From: Klaus Holster (msdn_ng_at_klausholster.com)
Date: 10/05/04

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    Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 06:30:52 -0700

    Hallo Fabian,

    >-----Originalnachricht-----
    >Hallo Klaus,
    >
    >danke für die Antwort!
    >
    >Wie lade ich denn die Controls im PostBack wieder?
    >Muss ich die Objekte komplett neu erstellen oder gibt es
    eine Möglichkeit
    >die Lebensdauer zu erhalten?
    >
    >Fabian
    >
    >

    Die Controls werden immer gleich geladen, egal ob im
    ersten Page.Load oder im Postback, so wie Du das ja schon
    gemacht hast.

    Die Lebensdauer eines Controls ist durch den Page-
    Lifecycle vorgegeben. Man kann ein Control zwar (wie
    jedes andere Objekt auch) in der Session speichern. Das
    widerspricht aber der Architektur von ASP.NET und führt
    höchstwahrscheinlich zu hässlichen Fehlern. Don't do it.

    Hth,

    Klaus

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