I’ve been talking about Geneva for a long time. I got the basics down earlier in the year. I tried to come up with my own set of sample apps, but failed to get anywhere. With the official release, and renaming to Windows Identity Foundation (WIF), I have renewed inspiration. …
Category: AJAX
Exposing existing WCF services to ASP.NET AJAX clients
WCF never ceases to amaze me. Around every corner is another fascinating use for WCF, and much forethought on Microsoft’s part to make it look and behave great. I wanted to expose my services to my AJAX functions on my web site. I did not want to change my class …
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ASP.NET MVC
A great series of blog posts by Scott Guthrie about the ASP.NET MVC Framework coming soon as part of the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions release. Upon hearing the news, a few friends started questioning its intent, usefulness, and longevity. Many of us have been using or contemplating conversion to the MVP …
2007 Jacksonville Code Camp
It’s only a week away, and there are still spaces left. Information Register Sessions
Get the AJAX DLLs out of the GAC
Many hosting companies, like mine, won’t have the AJAX Extensions installed in the GAC for quite a while, if ever. No worries, you can just put the DLLs in your Bin folder. Since MS hasn’t graced us with the DLLs, so you’ll have to get them out of your GAC. …
ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript doesn’t work with ASP.NET AJAX
I frequently place an UpdatePanel around a paged GridView with inline editing. During OnRowUpdating, the object is saved. If the save was not successful, I like to show an alert box with the error message. I recently migrated from the Atlas May CTP to ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX. The following code …
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‘ScriptManager’ is not a known element
I just migrated from the Atlas July CTP to ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Extensions 1.0. After following all of the instructions on the AJAX site, my web site still showed tons of errors. I’m using a Web Site, not Web Application, with a ScriptManager in a WebForm that uses a MasterPage. …
Great AJAX article
Rick Strahl delivered another excellent white paper. In addition to his white papers, he has one of the most readable and intelligent blogs on the web. White paper: Past the AJAX Hype – some things to think about
Javascript RPC
Dmitri Khanine and Phil Carrillo author this fine article on Javascript RPC. Finally, an article that mentions separation of business and presentation logic, and implementing MVC in ASP.NET. We need more patterns and practices discussions, and a lot less “look what I can do” articles. MSDN Article: Life without Refresh