Hi. I have been reviewing Ajax frameworks for .Net and really like the look
of MagicAjax, the open source framework, because of the simplicity of its
design. However I am a little concerned at using an open source framework
from a support perspective. Has anyone used MagicAjax in production, and
what are your experiences? Is there a commercial framework of similar design
to MagicAjax?
Thanks
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McGeeky http://mcgeeky.blogspot.com 7  1120 
I just checked this framework out, its great, so easy to use. Thanks for the
tip
"McGeeky" wrote: Hi. I have been reviewing Ajax frameworks for .Net and really like the look
of MagicAjax, the open source framework, because of the simplicity of its
design. However I am a little concerned at using an open source framework
from a support perspective. Has anyone used MagicAjax in production, and
what are your experiences? Is there a commercial framework of similar design
to MagicAjax?
Thanks
--
McGeeky
http://mcgeeky.blogspot.com
I'm speaking to something else having never played with magicajax
before, but... Have you checked out client-side-callback functionality
built right into the 2.0 framework?
REALLY GREAT stuff.
My workflow sites here have been taken to a whole new "flickerles s"
level. :)
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Is client side call back Atlas or something else?
I am working on the assumption we will use Asp.Net 1.1 for our project :-(
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news:uJ******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl... I'm speaking to something else having never played with magicajax
before, but... Have you checked out client-side-callback functionality
built right into the 2.0 framework?
REALLY GREAT stuff.
My workflow sites here have been taken to a whole new "flickerles s"
level. :)
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Something else entirely. This page changed my life: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178208.aspx
;)
Cutting Edge also put out something on CSC's... CSC is basically MS's
answer to AJAX. http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...1/CuttingEdge/
Yeah, you need 2.0 to use the functionality mentioned in the articles...
Re: Ajax frameworks
From: McGeeky
Date Posted: 3/2/2006 10:18:00 AM
Is client side call back Atlas or something else?
I am working on the assumption we will use Asp.Net 1.1 for our project
:-(
--
McGeeky http://mcgeeky.blogspot.com
"Roy" <SP*******@gmai l.com> wrote in message
news:uJ******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl... I'm speaking to something else having never played with magicajax
before, but... Have you checked out client-side-callback functionality
built right into the 2.0 framework?
REALLY GREAT stuff.
My workflow sites here have been taken to a whole new "flickerles s"
level. :)
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McGeeky,
You can find a list of major ajax frameworks & API's at http://www.ajaxtoday.com
Hope this helps.
- Rafiq. http://www.ajaxtoday.com
"McGeeky" wrote: Hi. I have been reviewing Ajax frameworks for .Net and really like the look
of MagicAjax, the open source framework, because of the simplicity of its
design. However I am a little concerned at using an open source framework
from a support perspective. Has anyone used MagicAjax in production, and
what are your experiences? Is there a commercial framework of similar design
to MagicAjax?
Thanks
--
McGeeky
http://mcgeeky.blogspot.com
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