June 2005 - Posts

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Ajax.NET is an open source project, now!! by Michael Schwarz

First of all I want to thank you for your help to improve the free Ajax.NET library by sending feedback and ideas. I am happy to give the .NET developers an easy and fast way to implement AJAX methods in their projects. I had a lot of requests about the...
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AJAX in Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 by Michael Schwarz

As you can read on the Microsoft Product Feedback Center the idea of adding AJAX support to Whidbey is to late. But Microsoft will think about it: Thank you for your suggestion. AJAX is defininitely gaining attention and is something that the team has...
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Ajax.NET and enums, XmlDocument,... by Michael Schwarz

With the free Ajax.NET Library you can use enums, now. I will export the value as an string: enum MyType{ Unkown, Starting, Stopped, Killed } MyType x = MyType.Starting; // this will return "Starting" on the client-side I also fixed the XmlDocument return...
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Ajax.NET is now supporting all build-in types by Michael Schwarz

Sorry, I still forgot some types. Now, I added all build-in types. You can download the latest Ajax.NET Library at http://ajax.schwarz-interactive.de/ . The current version is 5.6.3.1. [Serializable] public class MyClass { public int a = 9; public long...
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Ajax.NET and HtmlControls, Request Cache, Namespace Mappings,... by Michael Schwarz

I have released the next version of the free Ajax.NET Library . You can download the latest version 5.6.2.1 at http://ajax.schwarz-interactive.de/ . The new features are: System.Web.UI.HtmlControls support as arguments and return value to support client...
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StackOverflowException workaround for Guids (was: System.Data.DataSet Bug) by Michael Schwarz

I got some emails saying System.Data.DataSet will throw a StackOverflowException. I tried several databases and tables, but I never got this error. Now, I found the difference: they are all using System.Guid. I have already fixed this in the next version...
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Ajax.NET support in future .NET versions?? by Michael Schwarz

I added the Ajax.NET idea to the Microsoft Product Feedback Center: http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/ProductFeedback/viewFeedback.aspx?feedbackId=FDBK28434&lc=1033 If you are thinking that the idea of Ajax.NET using attributes to create proxies for client...
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