What is the MS version of "Ajax techniques"?

I know that the new Ajax techniques(used by Google Map, http://maps.google.com/) can provide rich user experience directly on browser and easy deployment. As I know, MS smart-client need to be install out of browser. I therefore want to know the Microsoft version of Ajax.
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What is the MS version of "Ajax techniques"?

R.S
gorm wrote:
No. Just trying to be interesting
Sorry about that.

Haha! That made me chuckle!
Jenny Lo - MSFT
No. Just trying to be interesting
Sorry about that.

Jokes aside. If any of the the two first methods work for your scenario, I think they are the best way. Secrets just complicates things...

Happy scripting
Pedro Silva
i dont know much about ajax but isnt it just a tecnique of using postback calls to the server without refreshing the page
Allison
MSFT has some pretty good & simple walkthroughs on getting started in Atlas...you should be up and running quickly!

http://blogs.claritycon.com/blogs/steve_holstad/archive/2005/10/04/84.aspx
voko
The ball has started rolling.

http://atlas.asp.net

Gorm Braarvig
Nate Dunlap
It is called ATLAS, and you can do it with Visual Studio 2005. Since this is the first release, I would handcraft a solution myself. I have used "AJAX"/lookalikes for years.
I have used a few different ways. Here is two.

1) Have an IFRAME show the contents that is differing
- Open http://www.firmakatalogen.com/, type microsoft in the box and see the results coming without reloading the page

2) Have contets loaded with an <IE:DOWNLOAD> control

3) My secret

Shotmaker

gorm wrote:
It is called ATLAS, and you can do it with Visual Studio 2005. Since this is the first release, I would handcraft a solution myself. I have used "AJAX"/lookalikes for years.
I have used a few different ways. Here is two.

1) Have an IFRAME show the contents that is differing
- Open http://www.firmakatalogen.com/, type microsoft in the box and see the results coming without reloading the page

2) Have contets loaded with an <IE:DOWNLOAD> control

3) My secret

Ah ive heard of ATLAS, listened to a few podcasts about it but havnt looked into it yet.

I know theres a few books emerging on AJAX and ATLAS, so might have to purchase one

Ender Uygun
That is great!
Does your secret better than the first two that make you keep it as secret
Wai Loon
No, that is called Client Script Callback.
Please follow the link of Google map and experience Ajax.
What is the MS version of "Ajax techniques"?

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