Published:
08 May 2006
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In this article, Mohammad demonstrates how to work with Atlas with the help of examples. |
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by Mohammad Azam
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The Atlas project has been introduced by Microsoft for the
ASP.NET 2.0 framework. Atlas enables you to make client side calls and save
the expensive full postback to the server. This results in a better user
experience and a performance boost. In this article I will demonstrate how you
can use Atlas to make a very simple “Contact List Application.”
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User Comments
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100%
Name:
nitin khadloya
Date:
2007-07-18 8:46:49 AM
Comment:
it's very useful gor beginners
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I rate you 10/10 : Very Good
Name:
Irfan
Date:
2006-12-22 5:06:09 AM
Comment:
Great Explaination !!
This article gives a great confidence to beginners
keep it up...
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Title:
Cool Article
Name:
Hemendra Singh Shaktawat
Date:
2006-09-11 3:57:00 PM
Comment:
Hi,
Thanks for nice article, would really help people new to Atlas like me :)
Thanks and best wishes
Hemendra Singh Shaktawat
Mindifire Solutions
www.mindfiresolutions.com
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Title:
Atlas
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Mr Atlas
Date:
2006-09-11 10:57:25 AM
Comment:
Atlas makes me crazy, man!
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Title:
Great Tutorial
Name:
Budi Irawan
Date:
2006-08-15 3:25:33 AM
Comment:
it is a great tutorial about partial update with atlas. I have played a little bit with ajax in Ruby on Rails and now I also can find same feature in Atlas.
Many thanks
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Atlas
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vijay kumar
Date:
2006-07-04 9:46:52 AM
Comment:
Great Article. I am new to atlas. I got lots of confidence after going through this article. thank u.
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Atlas make developing ajax application faster
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steve
Date:
2006-06-10 7:03:03 AM
Comment:
Good articles. Ajax make developer life easier. It takes a very less amount of work to create ajax website.
A new Community website has been created : http://www.AtlasASP.com/
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UpdatePanel has no effect on the GridView itself
Name:
Wim
Date:
2006-05-19 5:38:34 PM
Comment:
Mohammad wrote "I moved the GridView inside the Update Panel’s ContentTemplate tag. Now if you run your application, you will notice that all the events generated by the GridView are handled on the client side and no server postback occurs." What events are meant here? The GridView works as normal, except that only the GridView will have roundtrips to the server, not the whole page. But that doesn't make much difference in the current example.
Mohammad's example is a read-only list, but if you use de GridView to change records then you need different templates. In this case I would have liked that the statement of Mohammad was true. That the change from the ItemTemplate to EditItemTemplate was handled by client-side script, instead of by the server.
Concerning sorting, without templates you can use EnableSortingAndPagingCallbacks, already an Atlas-like feature of .NET 2.0.
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Atlas makes the difference !!
Name:
Guest
Date:
2006-05-10 11:42:14 PM
Comment:
Looks like Atlas makes Web developers and users life simple. I believe it must have some disadvantages too. It would be good to provide a little section about this as well along with any Atlas functionality shown. This would give the developer edge of whether or not implement it depending on the context.
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atlas
Name:
mike
Date:
2006-05-10 2:26:53 AM
Comment:
Great Article, How can i instal the atlas controls into my visual studio tool box under standard catagory.
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