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Vuzit - An AJAX powered Document Viewer

Ajax Document Viewer is a web based online document viewer and can embedded into any web page or linked from any page. It is fast, customizable and FREE. Are you having problems displaying documents, pdf's, images, word documents? Do your customers have to download a reader to view a file? Do you need a fast pdf reader? Do you need a universal viewer for any kind of documents? All these problems go away by using Ajax Document Viewer.

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Json.NET

The Json.NET library makes working with JavaScript and JSON formatted data in .NET simple.

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Midnight Coders Home | Flex Data Services for .NET, Ruby on Rails and PHP. Support for AJAX, Flex and Flash Remoting clients | Rich Internet Application Development

WebORB is a high performance platform for development and runtime execution of Rich Internet Applications. The product supports AJAX, Flex and Flash Remoting clients on the client side and a variety of server side components.

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The Future of ASP.NET AJAX

Bertrand LeRoy recently published a 13 page document on CodePlex, describing the ASP.NET Team’s goals for the future of ASP.NET AJAX. It’s been available for two weeks now, but there has been little reaction to it online and less than 8,000 people have downloaded it. I’m surprised, considering its importance.

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.NET: A simple AJAX service using Plain Old XML (POX), Part 1: Server-side implementation

<sep/>parameters, etc... and can often be advantageously replaced by leaner calls using Plain Old XML (POX) as a communication medium.

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Talking to .NET on the server with Jaxer

What does your CEO do? Paul Colton, CEO of Aptana, gets his fingers dirty. He just wrote a post about accessing COM objects from JavaScript with Jaxer.

This is possible as the JavaScript is running on the server, and this server is running on Windows. You can download the source code to check it all out.

HTML:
  1.  
  2.      <body>
  3.          <script runat="server-proxy">
  4.              function rotate(angle)
  5.              {
  6.                  var img = COMObject("ImageProcessor.ImageProcessing");
  7.  
  8.                  img.LoadImage(Jaxer.request.documentRoot + "/photo.jpg");
  9.                  img.RotateImage(angle);
  10.                  img.SaveImage(Jaxer.request.documentRoot + "/new.jpg");
  11.              }
  12.          </script>
  13.          <input id="angle"/>
  14.          <input type="button" value="Rotate"
  15.                         onclick="rotate(document.getElementById('angle').value);
  16.                                 document.getElementById('img').src =
  17.                                 document.getElementById('img').src + '?' + new Date()"/>
  18.          <br />
  19.          <img id='img' src="new.jpg"/>
  20.      </body>
  21. </html>
  22.  

Ajax: Ajaxian

.NET Developers' Reference Card Roundup | Alvin Ashcraft's Morning Dew

I thought I would share this list of reference cards / cheat sheets that I have compiled over the last year or so. If I am missing any good ones, please post them in the comments.

UML: del.icio.us tag/uml

Talking to .NET on the server with Jaxer

What does your CEO do? Paul Colton, CEO of Aptana, gets his fingers dirty. He just wrote a post about accessing COM objects from JavaScript with Jaxer.

This is possible as the JavaScript is running on the server, and this server is running on Windows. You can download the source code to check it all out.

HTML:
  1.  
  2.      <body>
  3.          <script runat="server-proxy">
  4.              function rotate(angle)
  5.              {
  6.                  var img = COMObject("ImageProcessor.ImageProcessing");
  7.  
  8.                  img.LoadImage(Jaxer.request.documentRoot + "/photo.jpg");
  9.                  img.RotateImage(angle);
  10.                  img.SaveImage(Jaxer.request.documentRoot + "/new.jpg");
  11.              }
  12.          </script>
  13.          <input id="angle"/>
  14.          <input type="button" value="Rotate"
  15.                         onclick="rotate(document.getElementById('angle').value);
  16.                                 document.getElementById('img').src =
  17.                                 document.getElementById('img').src + '?' + new Date()"/>
  18.          <br />
  19.          <img id='img' src="new.jpg"/>
  20.      </body>
  21. </html>
  22.  

Ajax: Ajaxian

Gaia Ajax Widgets 3.0 "Glory" Officially Released!

We're very proud to announce the 3.0 "Glory" release of Gaia Ajax Widgets - the #1 Ajax framework for ASP.NET and Mono. 4 new widgets: Extended Button, Extended Panel, Calendar, Slider. 8 widgets completely rebuilt + Visual Studio Designers + 100% XHTML compliant + new XHtmlWriter

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Dropthings - Ajax Web Portal - Home

Dropthings Javascript based framework for drag n drop parts

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