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JavaScript with ASP.NET 2.0 Pages - Part 2 : Xun Ding
Tuesday, July 01 2008
ASP.NET provides a number of ways of working with client-side script. This article explores the usage and drawbacks of ASP.NET script callbacks, and briefly presents a bird's view of ASP.NET AJAX. ASP.NET server-based web forms use a request-response model. Each request results in a roundtrip a.k.a postback to the server. Each postback causes the requesting page to be refreshed, regardless of the nature or the sender of the request. With web users becoming more and more sophisticated, the request-response-refreshing (or click-n-wait) model becomes less and less desirable and in the case of heavy webpages, the lack of smooth performance simply drives users away...Data Source Controls in ASP.NET 2.0 : Richard Bean
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