What is the name used to describe the sending of groups of events captured on the client to the server?

The postback event model is the name used to describe the sending of groups of events captured on the client to the server.


Option 1 is incorrect. The ASP.NET page framework is the server side event. It handles the events that are fired within the client browser but are transferred to the web server via an HTTP POST.

Option 2 is correct. The handling of some events is postponed until the next round trip to the server. The specific part of the event-management model where events are captured on the client and are sent together to the server via a single HTTP POST is called the postback event model.

Option 3 is incorrect. The Web Forms event model is basically an overall term used to describe the interaction between web forms and the server, and their handling of events.