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ASP.net Ajax under the hood secrets : Omar AL Zabir
Wednesday, September 24 2008
Microsoft ASP.NET Ajax is a very powerful Ajax framework. However, when you build a real Ajax site like those out there in the Web 2.0 world, you face many problems that you will hardly find documented anywhere. In this article, I will show some advance-level ideas that I learned while building Pageflakes. We will look at the advantages and disadvantages of Batch calls, Ajax call timeouts, browser call jam problems, ASP.NET 2.0's bug in web service response caching, and so on. When others see Pageflakes, the first question they ask me is, "Why did you not use Protopage or Dojo library? Why Atlas?" Microsoft Atlas (renamed to ASP.NET Ajax) is a very promising Ajax framework. They are putting a lot of effort into it, making lots of reusable components that can really save you a lot of time and give your web application a complete face lift at reasonably low effort or change....Creating Secure DotNetNuke ASP.NET AJAX Web Services : Michael Washington
Creating Tabbed Dialogs Using AJAX : Bipin Joshi
Display an animated Gif during a long-running ASP.NET page call : Peter A Bromberg
Building ASP.NET 3.5 AJAX Script Controls : Matthew Ellis
Introduction to the PopupControl Extender : Brian Mains