���I'm not sure what you mean by "call back to my aspx page"; it sounds like
you want to do a postback, but if you're using this approach, it's because you
*don't* want to post back to the server to get more data.
From: Eva Li <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Peter,
Thank you for your suggestion a while ago. I tried to use
XMLHTTP object and it works. Actually, I used XMLHTTP
technology a couple of years ago to make synchronous call.
This time, I make asynchronous call.
Now, I'm one step to reach my goal. I have a js file that I keep
my generic functions that call web service. This js file is included
in aspx pages that need to get data from web service. As I said,
the calls are made in the js file by using XMLHTTP asynchronously.
When the data is ready, how can I call back to my aspx page?
Any idea?
Thanks!
Eva
Peter Brunone wrote:
Hi Eva,
In my opinion, WSB is overly complex, and of course it only works in IE. I
suggest you look into using the XMLHTTPRequest object, which I am told works on
Mozilla as well. Furthermore, you might want to read up on AJAX, which is a
methodology for using this object to get data from the server. Some people have
already written ajax modules that encapsulate all the functionality you'll
need.
Regards,
Peter
From: Eva Li [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi All,
I'm using Web Service Behavior. I heard that Microsoft no longer support this.
One of the problems I heard was that using Web Service Behavior has serious
memory leaks.
I did searches on possible resources and could find topics about the above
problems. Does any one have know anything about this?
Eva
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