Today my domains are moved to a new server, more space, more ram, more power...! A new release of the Ajax.NET wrapper will be uploaded tomorrow morning.

Here are some new features:

• Windows Mobile PC  (Pocket PC) support
• configure which protocol will be used for the request (HTTP/HTTPS/Default)
• J# demo

Also, I will add new examples on how to use Ajax.NET in your current projects.

9 Comments

• Beej said Monday, May 2, 2005 7:29:00 PM

  Any chance you could throw together a Hashtable/Dictionary converter?
  Basically I'd just like to be able to simply return a generic name/value collection from my server side methods rather than defining a custom class for each set of return values.

• Adarsh Bhat said Tuesday, May 3, 2005 4:19:00 AM

  I wonder if anyone can do Ajax without knowing JavaScript

• Chua Wen Ching said Tuesday, May 3, 2005 12:49:00 PM

  Cool.. can't wait for the new wrapper :)

• dave j said Tuesday, May 3, 2005 2:49:00 PM

  Has this uploaded yet? If so can you post a link to download it? Thanks!

• Michael Schwarz said Wednesday, May 4, 2005 7:07:00 AM

  @Scott: I think this is a redirect inside the DotNetNuke. I will have a look on the project and how to integrate Ajax.NET there.

• scott e said Wednesday, May 4, 2005 8:34:00 AM

  Hey Michael,
  Sweet -- I am using 3.0.12 currently. I was thinking that DNN may be messing with the incoming request, but I can't see how that would happen, since there aren't any httphandlers that point to .ashx in the web.config... However, I wonder if the security setup would prevent access there. The IIS log files say that from the examples (wher it works), hitting that directory returns a 200 message, but from the other directory where DNN lives, hitting that directory returns a 302, and it ends up hitting the root of the virtual directory.
  
  I would be happy to play around with it as well, it's just that I can't debug it... If you feel like sending me the code, send it to scott AT eggertonline DOT com
  
  Thanks-
  se

• Michael Schwarz said Tuesday, May 17, 2005 1:49:00 PM

  @Bob: Ajax.NET is something different to the Live Controls. Ajax.NET is a library that will help to return data to the client. The Live Controls are great, I had a look at the demo samples.

• Trin said Friday, May 20, 2005 12:28:00 PM

  Ajax.NET works wonderful if code is in ASPX pages. I moved
  a real large dataset from server side to the client side and built a very large tree on the client side using JS very easily.
  
  However, I am not able to get the code working for ASCX controls. When i try to execute something like
  
  treeMainContent_ascx.ServerSide(CallBack_Function); It fails.
  
  I am not sure how to debug this or why it is happenning. Any help here or at evtv@hotmail.com would be great.
  
  Thanks once again to Micheal (and team ?) for creating this very useful library.

• Michael Schwarz said Monday, May 23, 2005 6:23:00 AM

  @Trin, I will make a demo application that is using ASCX controls, please check my blog here this week. I was on vacation last week, so I couldn't make a demo.