Asp.net page life cycle

Asp.NET Page Lifecycle



Page request: - this thing happens before the life cycle starts. When a page is requested by the user ASP.NET compile that page.

Start- Here the page properties like request and response are set.it also decide the Request type of the page.

Initialization: - here all control’s property will be set. And Master page will be Initialize here.

Load: - During this phase. If the Page Request is PostBack. Control properties will be loaded with information.

Post back event handling: - Here First thing Event Handler will be called. If(Page request == ispostback). After that, the validation method of all validation will be called.

Rendering: - Before this View, State is saved for all pages and controls. During the rendering stage, the page will call the render method.

Unload: - at this stage, the request page has been fully rendered and is ready to terminate. Then all properties will unload

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