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Timothy
Dear all,

I'm designing a big project by .NET.

I use Response.Write() instead of Webform to build all of my UIs.
It's well known that Webform has tons of advantages such as Event
Handle,Databound and wide browser compatibility while I just can't make it
fit my system architecture. In other words, I like the freedom of spit out
HTML code by myself and gain 100% control of the Form Submit.

My system architecture is --
1. Every page derives from a base Template class which make the basic
process like User authentication.
2. Every page has exactly 2 layers, one is UI and another is BI.
3. There is only one <Form></Form> in one UI.(in WebForm it seems you have a
lot of <Form></Form>s and it's hard to control the submit of each form by
youself)

Here are my questions --
1. Am I making a mistake or on the wrong way to design a big system by this
way?
2. What are the pros and cons of Webform vs Response.Write()?

Best regards
Timothy
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Cameron Elliot
> 1. Am I making a mistake or on the wrong way to design a big system by =
this way?
YES!!!!!!!!!!

> 2. What are the pros and cons of Webform vs Response.Write()?
Using ASP.NET the way you describe is like buying a Ferarri in order to =
drive to your letterbox to get your mail in the morning.

Invest some time in learning to use web forms. You can make some very =
sophisticated user interfaces with ease, which, if done in the classic =
asp way by hacking around cgi variables, would be so complicated and =
full of bugs they would never work. I used to work with classic asp and =
coldfusion and can use and abuse cgi with the best of them, but would =
chew off my own lips before going back there.

Cameron

-----Original Message-----
From: Timothy [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Monday, 24 June 2002 2:49 p.m.
To: aspngarchitecture
Subject: [aspngarchitecture] To WebForm Or Not To WebForm

Dear all,

I'm designing a big project by .NET.

I use Response.Write() instead of Webform to build all of my UIs.
It's well known that Webform has tons of advantages such as Event
Handle,Databound and wide browser compatibility while I just can't make =
it
fit my system architecture. In other words, I like the freedom of spit =
out
HTML code by myself and gain 100% control of the Form Submit.

My system architecture is --
1. Every page derives from a base Template class which make the basic
process like User authentication.
2. Every page has exactly 2 layers, one is UI and another is BI.
3. There is only one <Form></Form> in one UI.(in WebForm it seems you =
have a
lot of <Form></Form>s and it's hard to control the submit of each form =
by
youself)

Here are my questions --
1. Am I making a mistake or on the wrong way to design a big system by =
this
way?
2. What are the pros and cons of Webform vs Response.Write()?

Best regards
Timothy

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Bill Bassler
U said it!!
"Cameron Elliot" <Click here to reveal e-mail address> wrote in message
news:674097@aspngarchitecture...

> 1. Am I making a mistake or on the wrong way to design a big system by
this way?
YES!!!!!!!!!!

> 2. What are the pros and cons of Webform vs Response.Write()?
Using ASP.NET the way you describe is like buying a Ferarri in order to
drive to your letterbox to get your mail in the morning.

Invest some time in learning to use web forms. You can make some very
sophisticated user interfaces with ease, which, if done in the classic asp
way by hacking around cgi variables, would be so complicated and full of
bugs they would never work. I used to work with classic asp and coldfusion
and can use and abuse cgi with the best of them, but would chew off my own
lips before going back there.

Cameron

-----Original Message-----
From: Timothy [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Monday, 24 June 2002 2:49 p.m.
To: aspngarchitecture
Subject: [aspngarchitecture] To WebForm Or Not To WebForm

Dear all,

I'm designing a big project by .NET.

I use Response.Write() instead of Webform to build all of my UIs.
It's well known that Webform has tons of advantages such as Event
Handle,Databound and wide browser compatibility while I just can't make it
fit my system architecture. In other words, I like the freedom of spit out
HTML code by myself and gain 100% control of the Form Submit.

My system architecture is --
1. Every page derives from a base Template class which make the basic
process like User authentication.
2. Every page has exactly 2 layers, one is UI and another is BI.
3. There is only one <Form></Form> in one UI.(in WebForm it seems you have a
lot of <Form></Form>s and it's hard to control the submit of each form by
youself)

Here are my questions --
1. Am I making a mistake or on the wrong way to design a big system by this
way?
2. What are the pros and cons of Webform vs Response.Write()?

Best regards
Timothy

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