Much of what is discussed in this section are repetition of the discussion in the behavior-define and behavior logic descriptors.

Just like the logic behavior could use to determine visibility of segments, the repeat behavior could be used to determine the rendering of a segment zero, once or many times.

The repeat behavior, just like the behavior-define, could expose objects to the elements within the segments that it encloses.

The definition aspects is similar to that explained under the topic of the behavior-define section. The behavior-repeat would render a segment as many times as there are objects in a collection, presenting each object to the body of segment.

An equivalent for the repeat behavior is the asp:Repeater control, shown below.

<asp:Repeater id="myRepeaterPlain" DataSourceID="datasource1"  runat="server">
  <ItemTemplate>
    <%# Eval("Id") %>,
    <%# Eval("Name") %>,
    <%# Eval("URL") %>,
    <%# Eval("Image") %>
    
  </ItemTemplate>
</asp:Repeater>

The Eval expression is the binding expression discussed under element descriptor value attribute.