If you're targeting IE then use webservices and the behaviors file (".htc")
Here's one example...You can lookup details at MSDN, search for
webservice.htc
<!--
// This div will host the 'webservice' behavior for this page. Put this on
your page.
<div id="divWebService" style="display: none;
behavior:url(../WebServices/webservice.htc)"></div>
function DoWebService()
{
var objWebService;
var intListID;
// Get the ID of the list that is to be returned
//
intListID = 1;
// Get a pointer to our webservice object
//
objWebService = document.all.divWebService;
// Assign the callback function for this webservice call.
//
objWebService.onresult = divWebService_Result_DoWebService;
// Set up the call to the webservice
//
objWebService.useService("../WebServices/DataServices.asmx?wsdl","server");
// Execute the specified method
//
objWebService.server.callService("GetListInformati on", intListID);
}
Iguana
"Thomas" <pi******************@web.de> wrote in message
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Hi all!
Currently I have a web application that consists of a classic frameset. I
would like to rebuild the application and just use tables or layers. The
problem is, that some parts of the application need to be refreshed at a
given interval. Currently, these parts run in a separate frame and a
JavaScript function reloads the page every x seconds. In the new scenario
I could use iframes, but I would prefer another solution to avoid page
reloading. Was it possible to call a web service from a JavaScript
function? The web service would return a HTML string that the JavaScript function
will then write into a <div>-Element. This way I could avoid page reloads and
the JavaScript function could poll the web service every x seconds in order to
obtain and display the latest data.
Can this be done and if so, where can I find some sample code?
Thanks
Thomas
