In this article we have revised the application services
introduced by ASP.NET 2.0 and how the ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX 1.0 Extensions make use
of those application services so that they can be accessed from within the
client-side through client-side JavaScript proxies.
After that, we covered the concept of Client Application
Services, what they are and why they are needed. In addition, a detailed
section on the different classes introduced by Client Application Services was
included to give a better idea on those classes.
This article is just an introductory article on the Client
Application Services. There will be two other parts, one of them shows you how
to configure your application to authenticate and authorize users and another
one shows you how to work with Web Settings and Profile objects from inside a
Windows application.
I hope you enjoyed this article and benefited from the
information presented. If you have any questions or comments please feel free
to contact me directly at bhaidar@gmail.com.
Happy Ajaxified Dot Netting!!
