Most of the SharePoint developer may know the life
cycle of ASP.NET. While working with SharePoint, it may possible not
aware with Web Part life cycle. I am trying to explain SharePoint 2010
Web Part life cycle in this post.
It is very much similar as ASP.NET page life cycle with enhancement of few events.
OnInit: This method handles initialization of the control.
OnLoad: This event handles the Load event and also used for initialize the control. But it is not intended for loading data or other processing functionality.
CreateChildControls: This creates any child controls.
EnsureChildControls: This method ensures that CreateChildControls has executed. EnsureChildControls method must be called to prevent null reference exceptions.
SaveViewState: View state of the web part saved.
OnPreRender: This method handles or initiates tasks such as data loading that must complete before the control can render.
Page.PreRenderComplete: The page fires the PreRenderComplete event after all controls have completed their OnPreRender methods.
Render: This method is used to render everything.
RenderContents: Renders the contents of the control only, inside of the outer tags and style properties.
OnUnload: Performs the final clean up.
I hope this will help to understand Web Part life cycle.
It is very much similar as ASP.NET page life cycle with enhancement of few events.
OnInit: This method handles initialization of the control.
OnLoad: This event handles the Load event and also used for initialize the control. But it is not intended for loading data or other processing functionality.
CreateChildControls: This creates any child controls.
EnsureChildControls: This method ensures that CreateChildControls has executed. EnsureChildControls method must be called to prevent null reference exceptions.
SaveViewState: View state of the web part saved.
OnPreRender: This method handles or initiates tasks such as data loading that must complete before the control can render.
Page.PreRenderComplete: The page fires the PreRenderComplete event after all controls have completed their OnPreRender methods.
Render: This method is used to render everything.
RenderContents: Renders the contents of the control only, inside of the outer tags and style properties.
OnUnload: Performs the final clean up.
I hope this will help to understand Web Part life cycle.
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