Published:
12 Jan 2010
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Abstract
In this article, the author discusses the client-centric approach for AJAX using the ASP.NET AJAX Toolkit. In general, server-centric (use of Update panel) is very popular in this field. But when it comes to performance, the client-centric approach is preferred. Sandeep also demonstrates how to call a webservice using javascript. |
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by Sandeep Acharya
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Today everything is changing very rapidly and
technology is of no exception. Traditional web page with boring look and feel
has gone obsolete. In that rhythm requirements are also changing. Among all
these changes AJAX has become very popular now a days. And why not, it is so
attractive and beautiful that everybody would love to have it on their web
pages. It saves time for end user, saves resources for server and after all
gives a new look and new experience for web browsing.
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Title:
The Author
Name:
Sandeep
Date:
5/6/2010 12:35:04 PM
Comment:
Yuvaraj,
you should click on the "View entire article" to see the whole article. And FYI...this format is a mandate from ASP Alliance. I m helpless if u r nt happy with the format.
Sandeep
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my comment
Name:
Yuvaraj
Date:
5/6/2010 7:18:43 AM
Comment:
Firstly change your article format. It's really irritating. Just to read few lines or paragraphs, we need to go for new page, making new request is really non-sense.
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ajax coding
Name:
animesh
Date:
2/22/2010 8:22:33 AM
Comment:
give the notes
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For Sakhi
Name:
Sandeep Acharya
Date:
1/20/2010 1:32:09 PM
Comment:
Thanks Sakhi for your comment. Regarding JSerialisation, you first have to know what is serialization. Serialization is the way of converting an object to a stream of bytes. Now in JSerialization, u will be able to convert a serverside object to stream bytes and that can be received at client (Javascript) end. At clientside it will be treated as a JS object. Dont worry, this method (client centric) of AJAX supports JSerialization to full extent. So u can create instances of the server side classes at clientside. You can also return objects like Datatable, Datarow etc from your method and receive them as it is in your client side JS end. All these are possible just because of Jserialization. Hope it clears your doubt.
Thanks
Sandeep
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Title:
gr8 job
Name:
Hrishi4uonly
Date:
1/20/2010 10:36:18 AM
Comment:
very good keep it up mamu
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JSerializable
Name:
Sakhi
Date:
1/20/2010 4:40:01 AM
Comment:
Article is good. But can you tell me what is JSerialization?
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Title:
nice article
Name:
dave
Date:
1/18/2010 8:45:18 AM
Comment:
Very nicely demonstrated. Gr8 job man.
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