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The ASP.NET 2.0 Web
Part infrastructure relies upon .aspx page definion files that contain an
instance of a control named WebPartManager and one or more WebPartZone
controls. The WebPartManager control is responsible for creating and
initializing Web Part instances inside the context of Web Part zones during
page initialization. The WebPartManager is also responsible for serializing,
storing and retrieving Web Part customization data. By default. the
WebPartManager uses SQL Server tables that are created as part of the
standard ASP.NET services database.
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