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September 2007 - You Can Take it With You
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Ya know, ASP.NET AJAX (Atlas) and Windows Mobile just seems to be the challenge that just keeps on giving. J As I talked about yesterday , we now know how to get Atlas and Windows Mobile to work together. The next challenge is to be sure that Atlas correctly...
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Much to my pleasent surprise, I now have some basic ASP.NET AJAX (Atlas) pages working on Windows Mobile without modifying any of the Atlas client-side scripts. Over the weekend, I was thinking more and more about the concept of modifying the Atlas client...
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I now have the ASP.NET AJAX (Atlas) client-side foundation object model, the forms object model and loading sequence mapped out. I haven't chased down every last detail but I believe I have a pretty solid understanding of the type system and event hooking...
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I received some very nice feedback from my last post yesterday that included a very legitimate point about local apps that harness the web versus extending the web model as one does in the case of AJAX. Honestly, if my goal was to develop Windows Mobile...
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After spending another couple of hours kicking around inside of the ASP.NET AJAX (Atlas) client-side script files, I've come to a conclusion... Getting the script files to support Windows Mobile requires some distinct and special code paths separate from...
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So I worked my way past the difficulties I talked about in my last post regarding IE Mobile not supporting the DOM nodeName property. Getting past that issue gave me some real encouragement that maybe getting this all to work wouldn’t be so bad...
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I spent much of yesterday digging through the Visual Studio 2005 ASP.NET AJAX (aka Atlas) client-side JavaScript files in an attempt to understand why a simple Atlas page wouldn't work on Windows Mobile 6 IE Mobile (IE Mobile 6.12). I finally tracked...
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When I first started working with AJAX and Windows Mobile, I of course expected there to be some challenges. There's little documentation on the topic and not a lot of content out on the web. I've definitely picked the right time to start such an undertaking...
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Thanks to everyone who attended today's webcast. Just a couple of notes regarding the JSON demo... You'll recall that the “cat” image search returned some odd-looking images - they certainly weren't cats :-) I checked the code more closely...
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Just a quick reminder of Wednesday's Webcast - Building AJAX Applications for Windows Mobile. Some of the topics we'll be covering: AJAX-oriented Windows Mobile 6 and IE Mobile 6.12 Enhancements Accessing Web services Dealing with cross-domain issues...
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One feature I find very useful when working with AJAX on IE Mobile pages is on-demand JavaScript. Just as on the desktop, you use on-demand JavaScript when calling JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)-based services but it is especially useful for AJAX pages...
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The Windows Mobile "How Do I?" videos are turning out to be very popular - thank you to everyone who has downloaded the videos and/or sample code. A new Windows Mobile "How Do I?" video is released every Tuesday (wow - kind'a like DVD movie releases J...
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SQL Server Compact Edition 3.1 turns out to have a bug that causes applications to crash rather nastily when doing a query that includes a Where clause that has multiple conditions OR'd together that involve the same indexed column. For Example.. Given...
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