One approach is to use a webservice. So you expose your business layer thru
the webservice. On your client, you attach your javascript to the webservice
using the webservice behavior. This is strictly client-side.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/a...e/overview.asp
Another approach is to use XML-HTTP. In this approach, you would instantiate
the xml-http object and use it to make calls into the .net layer from the
client/html page.
Both these approaches rely on IE 5+ only.
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"Mark Broadbent" <no****@nospam.com> wrote in message
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Does anybody know of any good url references that give good examples of
accessing .net dlls or exes through Javascript. I cannot do this through
aspx or asp pages but only client side .html code.
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Mark
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