What is the information that SRFs typically contain?

What is the information that SRFs typically contain?

SRF files contain HTML and script tags denoted by the {{ opening and }} closing braces.

A single SRF file may call code from a number of application DLLs and a single application DLL may serve a number of SRF files.

Following is a list of tags used in the SRF:
- The codepage tag within an SRF is used when the SRF is parsed.
- The comment tag does not rendered on the client Web browser.
- The handler tag specifies the name of the Web application DLL and the name of the request handler. There can only be one handler tag per SRF.
- The include tag inserts the rendered content of another SRF at the current position of the SRF that uses it.
- The locale tag signifies that any content rendered after that point in the file should support the locale that is specified.
- The replacement tag is a customized tag that is replaced with content from the request handler within your Web application DLL.
- The subhandler tag defines an additional request handler. Unlike the handler tag, there can be multiple subhandler tags within an SRF.