Some of you maybe remember that I had added some security related features in Ajax.NET Professional . It is possible to put an AJAX token or to simple encrypt the data that gets over the lines. With Silverlight we get the System.Security.Cryptography namespace on the client – before it was not very easy...

As there are some questions on how to run Ajax.NET on IIS 7 (i.e. Windows Vista) in integrated mode instead of classic mode here are two things you have to check: First check that the IIS_ISSRS group has access to your Web site folder. If you are using the default folder for Web sites with Visual Studio...

Well, I love the easy development of embedded devices with the .NET Micro Framework. As the device I'm currently using is really small I tried to build a small Web site on it to start my private servers at home using Wake-on-LAN . You'll find a lot of helper methods samples on the Internet but I couldn...

While developing my small Ajax.NET M! library for creating Web applications that run on the .NET Micro Framework I have started to write my own Web server. Some years ago I wrote a simple SMTP/POP server and using some code from there was a great help. The first version will only return static HTML pages...

The embeddedworld2008 is over and I had some time to play around with Microsoft .NET Micro Framework devices. I can remember that I had a look on it during the first available betas on Microsoft Connect, but then stopped watching it because of the missing TCP/IP stack. The now available version 2.5 of...

UPDATE: This is now available as a free ASP.NET control. Recently, Joe Stagner created some videos and talked about 4 upload scenarios that provide an AJAX-like file upload experience. I've used or looked at all of those options at least once or twice in the past, but they were never quite what I wanted...

Follow my erotic tale of "code awakening" as I discover AJAX's raw naked self. We'll pop the hood and see AJAX as nature intended. This steamy tale of passion, romance, love, and AJAX may leave you breathless and panting for more. Or, it could simply be a ruse to get you to read my article. I'm not above...

Using Ajax.NET Professional (AjaxPro) you are able to put you AJAX methods wherever you want, if inside the Page class itself, any .NET class in the same project or as a reference class library. To generate the AJAX client-side JavaScript proxies the AjaxPro library checks for all public methods inside...

In one of my last posts I blogged about the future of Ajax.NET Professional (AjaxPro) and that I'm not able to do further development on that project. A  lot of my readers feeling sad about this but I had to concentrate more on new technologies that will revolutionize web application development...

I'm happy to see that Ajax.NET Professional is used about 13.3% when using .NET related web applications . Starting with my first post Using a HttpHandler and Attributes to call C# methods in JavaScript in February 2005 the AJAX hype started around the world. Two months later I renamed the project to...