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Recent Articles | Microsoft Extends ASP.NET With 3.5 Extensions I think by now, most ASP.NET developers have come across some of the different provider models in ASP.NET 2.0. Most likely the Membership, Roles and SiteMap provider but also the custom provider model that... Googlebots Can Trip Bugs In ASP 2.0? In a post called, "ASP.NET 2.0 Mozilla Browser Detection Hole," Brendan Kowitz writes that 'there is something drastically wrong with the way search engines have... Show IIS Process Info Recently I needed to investigate the IIS process on a website because of strange shutdown behaviors. There are many ways to dig into the IIS process but on a... The Dangers Of The New ASP.NET MVC Framework I've been following the new ASP.NET MVC framework quite close lately because it looks so cool. Not only does it make your website testable in a much richer way... ASP.NET 2.0 - The Expando Attribute By coincidence I noticed a method I've never seen before on the ClientScript property of the page class in ASP.NET 2.0. It's called something as cryptic as Register... | | 03.21.08 Microsoft Extends ASP.NET With 3.5 Extensions By David A. Utter Astoria may rise to the penthouse based on Microsoft's willingness to embrace the REST application architecture. ADO.NET Data Services formerly held the 'Astoria' moniker, and functions as a way to publish database information online in a useful way. A report at Redmond Developer News gave the basics of how that would look to a developer in REST: Data is retrieved using standard HTTP GET operations, new records are added through HTTP POST, existing records are changed with HTTP PUT and records are removed with HTTP DELETE. In addition, the data is surfaced through a consistent set of Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) and is returned in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), making it very easy to access data from AJAX clients. Dynamic Data also emerged as a new data capability in ASP.NET. Microsoft described Dynamic Data as a dynamic mechanism that takes away the need to make pages manually. "It tries to recreate for the Web something that VB has had for more than a decade: the ability to identify a database you want to display and have the actual form generated for you," Redmond Developer News said, and noted Dynamic Data does this in a runtime. If ASP.NET developers find this works as advertised, especially with the listed AJAX support, Dynamic Data and other 3.5 Extensions should find their way to broader use. Comments About the Author: David Utter is a staff writer for WebProNews covering technology and business. | |
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