Each response type is represented by an object derived from NResponse . These are:

• NImageResponse - represents an image response send to the browsers directly or through an HTML img or embed tag.
• NHtmlImageMapResponse - represents a standard HTML image map and allows you to modify some properties like the script used to encode the image map.

Nevron Components for .NET have an associated object called NServerSettings which contains all the information related to the server settings and browser response available to the control. This object can be accessed from the ServerSettings property:

//[theComponent] is the name of an existing either Chart or Diagramming component
[theComponent].ServerSettings

'[theComponent] is the name of an existing either Chart or Diagramming component
[theComponent].ServerSettings

The NServerSettings object contains three properties:

• TemporaryFileSettings - returns a reference to a NTemporaryFileSettings object containing information on how the component cleans up the temporary files, the location of the temporary directory, the temporary file name prefix and others.
• BrowserResponseSettings - returns an object derived from NBrowserResponseSettings . This object controls the control respones (image or HTML image map) as well as browser detection ruler defining how the component behaves when different browsers access the page.
• ControlStateSettings - returns a reference to NControlStateSettings object grouping properties related to persistency across roundtrips.
• EventLogSettings - returns a reference to NEventLogSettings object grouping properties related to the event log.

Now lets take a closer look at how the component determines the response type to generate. When a component receives an HTTP request it follows a procedure to determine the response type depending on the browser accessing the page:

1. The component iterates through the BrowserResponsePairs collection of the NBrowserResponseSettings object in ascending order and tries to match the browser accessing the page with the description of the browser contained in the NBrowserResponsePair.Browser object. If there is a successful match the response type contained in the NBrowserResponsePair.Response will be generated.
   
2. If the control cannot find a match then it generates the default response accessible via the DefaultResponse property of the NBrowserResponseSettings object.

The code examples in the next topics will modify the default response for simplicity. For more information on browser detection refer to the Browser Detection  topic.