Hello Experts,
I am new one of this WCF.Actually my client requirement is avoid the page load every timedropdown_se lected index changes.If i select the item in dropdown based on that item data will getting from WCF restful service.But every time total page is loading.Accordi ng to my client guide we are not using AJAX.So could u please help me.
Thank you/
1  1957   Frinavale 9,735
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What are you talking about?
You have to clearly define what your project is and how you've implemented the solution before we can understand the problem.
From what I can gather, you have implemented a Web Application, or Web Site, using standard web forms.
You have also implemented a Web Service (using WCF).
Ajax may or may not fit somewhere into this whole picture... but you haven't stated if you're forbidden to use Ajax, or if you're simply not using Ajax yet.
There are a couple of ways you can consume a Web Service. Your server code (C# or VB.NET code) can consume it. Or you can use Ajax to consume the web service.
Right now I'm guessing that your server code is consuming the web service.
And for some reason you're always calling the web service (why are you always calling the web service?)......
And you might either want to use Ajax consume the web service instead of your C# or VB.NET code....or you're not allowed to use Ajax.
Please be very clear when you ask your question, because right now we can't help you based on what you've asked.
-Frinny
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