Title Manager
April 2, 2007 12:00 AM
Basically it allows you to pass variables to a middleware application to be put into a database, for example. If you have a webform that students fill out, say a rolodex file that asks them their name and address and phone number. They go in and fill it out. Now you want that data placed into a database automatically......the title manager handles that by sending it to whatever middleware you designate (asp, asp.net, php etc.). You have to write the middleware but without title manager the variable contents won't pass to your middleware. Essentially, consider it a cookie on steroids.Basically it allows you to pass variables to a middleware application to be put into a database, for example. If you have a webform that students fill out, say a rolodex file that asks them their name and address and phone number. They go in and fill it out. Now you want that data placed into a database automatically......the title manager handles that by sending it to whatever middleware you designate (asp, asp.net, php etc.). You have to write the middleware but without title manager the variable contents won't pass to your middleware. Essentially, consider it a cookie on steroids.
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