Asp.Net Ajax In Action

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The book puts the power of Ajax into the hands of web developers. With this technology, ASP.NET developers can easily build more interactive and highly-personalized web applications that work across all most popular browsers. ASP.NET AJAX in Action offers a rich set of examples and meticulous explanations. The extensive code samples are accompanied by accurate and rigorous explanations of the concepts behind development with ASP.NET AJAX. About The Author Alessandro Garbin Gallo is a Microsoft MVP in the Visual ASP/ASP.NET category and has been an active contributor for the Ajax Control Toolkit project. As a .NET developer/consultant with a primary focus on ASP.NET application design and development, Alessandro has been developing with ASP.NET AJAX since the very first CTP. Notably, he won the Grand Prize at the Mash-it-up with ASP.NET AJAX contest held by Microsoft in 2006. David Barkol is a Principal Consultant, MCSD, for Neudesic, one of Microsoft's leading .NET professional services firms and a Gold Certified Partner. At Neudesic David specializes in providing custom .NET solutions that leverage technologies such as ASP.NET, Web Services, Windows Forms, SQL Server, and C#. He is an MCSD in .NET and a member of the Microsoft ASP.NET Advisory Council. David resides in tropical La Palma, CA. Rama Krishna Vavilala is a senior developer/architect at 3C Software, a leading supplier of Cost Management Solutions. He has designed and developed three different versions of Impact: ECS (3C Software's product suite). Currently, he is designing an Ajax-based web application using ASP.NET AJAX. This application will be a part of the Impact: ECS suite. He is a regular contributor at The Code Project and has written around 20 articles on wide-ranging subjects. Table Of Contents Part I ASP.NET AJAX Basics Introducing ASP.NET AJAX First steps with the Microsoft Ajax Library JavaScript for Ajax developers Exploring the Ajax server extensions Making asynchronous network calls Partial-page rendering with UpdatePanels Part II Advanced Techniques Under the hood of the UpdatePanel ASP.NET AJAX client components Building Ajax-enabled controls Developing with the Ajax Control Toolkit Part III ASP.NET AJAX Futures XML Script Dragging and dropping Part IV Mastering ASP.NET AJAX Implementing common Ajax patterns