The page life cycle starts when a user requests a webpage through a browser. The web server then processes the page through a series of stages before returning the results to the user’s browser. These processing stages define the life cycle of a webpage.
When a webpage is requested, the server creates objects associated with the page, along with all of its child control objects, and uses these to render the page to the browser. When the final stage is complete, the web server destroys these objects to free up resources to handle additional requests. This allows the web server to handle more requests from more users.
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