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ASP.NET AJAX meets Virtual Earth – Part Four : Alessandro Gallo
Friday, August 29 2008
Get up to speed with ASP.NET AJAX by building a simple Virtual Earth mashup. In the third part of this series we talked about asynchronous calls to the server, which are the essence of Ajax development. ASP.NET AJAX lets the developer write less (and consistent) code by providing a framework that hides the details of the XmlHttpRequest object behind a client API. Another goal of the framework is to further simplify the implementation of common scenarios for asynchronous calls. In the previous article, for example, we saw how to invoke a server method from the client side - using a properly configured ASP.NET Web Service - and process the results without reloading the page....Basic of GDI+ and Graphics in ASP.NET : Handy Chang
Mainpulating Files and Directories in ASP.NET : Richard Bean
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