NET web page. According to MSDN,
"Data-binding expressions create bindings between any property on an ASP.NET
page, including a server control property, and a data source when the DataBind()
method is called on the page. You can include data-binding expressions on the value
side of an attribute or value pair in the opening tag of a server control or anywhere
in the page".
The following are the advantages of using Data Binding expressions in ASP.NET
controls in the presentation layer:
Flexibility to use any data binding expressions provided that the value it
resolves to is one that the data control can use.
You can use these expressions to bind any property to its corresponding data.
Flexibility to bind one property to one data source and another property to
another data source.
You should use data binding in the ASP.NET web pages in the presentation layer of
your application. The syntax used for data binding in ASP.NET 1.x is as follows:
<%# Container.DataItem("expression") %>
The following code snippet illustrates how you can bind data to a label control using
the syntax shown above:
Text='<%# Container.DataItem("UserName") %>'>
You can also use the static method Eval() of the DataBinder class for binding data
to your controls.
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