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Understanding AJAX

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tarun.sinha@gmail.com - 11 May 2006 06:47 GMT
Hello All

I need to ask one question .
I heard about ajax programing in web technology but i didn't understand
the usage of that programming. I mean  to say there must be some
situation arise when we use ajax prgramming.
Can anyone tell me what should be the situation when it is suitable to
use ajax programming .
Can u also suggest me the the sample code for that .

with regards
tarun sinha
Michael Nemtsev - 11 May 2006 17:21 GMT
Hello TARUN,

When you webForm is fulled with lots of controls and you contols perfom some
kind of server work.
It that case each time u are using your contol postback arise, and all form
with all controls in viewstate are sent to the server and returns back to
the client with new results - it's too rich and time consuming.
AJAX diminisfy the number of postback and amount of data transfered between
client and server by "target" call to get required info.

Read here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AJAX

T> I need to ask one question .
T> I heard about ajax programing in web technology but i didn't
T> understand
T> the usage of that programming. I mean  to say there must be some
T> situation arise when we use ajax prgramming.
T> Can anyone tell me what should be the situation when it is suitable
T> to
T> use ajax programming .
T> Can u also suggest me the the sample code for that .
T> with regards
T> tarun sinha
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