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Creating Dynamic ASP.NET Server Controls Using XML
By: Wrox Team
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    2002-12-12

    Table of Contents:
  • Creating Dynamic ASP.NET Server Controls Using XML
  • Generation of Server Controls From Text
  • Custom Survey System Example
  • XML Namespaces
  • Conclusion

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    Creating Dynamic ASP.NET Server Controls Using XML - Conclusion


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    The ability to separate data from content leads to cleaner design and better maintainability. This was the promise of XML, and it is still valid. The abilities of ASP.NET server controls are a leap forward in web UI development. When combined with XML and XSLT, ASP.NET server controls become even more powerful as a meta-programming tool. Allowing XML data to drive both presentation format and appearance, as well as behavior, opens up numerous possibilities for dynamic and robust systems.

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