Hi Green,
As for your problem, I think Lucas's suggestions are reasonable.
1. Using a rich .net winform control in IE will need the clientside also
have .net framework installed and provide the proper security policy to
allow your control to run.
2. JAVASCRIPT+msxml, this is widely used since we don't require the
clientside to install any particular component. Also, microsoft has
provided a IE WebService HTC components based on (script and MSXML) which
can help calling webservice via client script without post back page to
serverside.
Here is the reference on it in MSDN:
#Using the WebService Behavior
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...thor/webservic
e/using.asp
3. In addtion, we can also use a embeded hidden frame (or iframe) which
contains a page which constantly postback to serverside to get the latest
datas so as to refresh its parent page's UI.
Hope also helps. Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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