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endpoint.tv - WCF Complex Type AJAX Service Sample

Posted: Dec 10, 2010 at 4:04 PM
By: Ron Jacobs
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In this episode I'll walk you through the WCF Complex Typex AJAX Service Sample. This sample demonstrates how you can add an AJAX-enabled WCF Service to your web application and call it from Javascript in the browser without doing a full post-back.

Ron Jacobs
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Jerry

Dec 19, 2010 at 5:50 AM

Will this work on cross-domain calls?
James

Jan 10, 2011 at 6:44 AM

Hi Ron,
All of this lovely .net 4 functionality looks great do you know if you will be helping 3rd parties to adapt with the changes.
The main one I have in mind is Sharp Arch (http://goo.gl/ktbSN) They use the old 3.5 ServiceHostFactory to get their nHibernate goodness running. With M$ helping out jQuery to advance that open source I wasn't sure if the WCF team would be extending help with other integrations.
regards,James

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