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Robin Pars, Laurence Moroney, and John Grieb

"Foundations of ASP.NET AJAX"

NET AJAX Client Library and some of
the rich functionality they bring to the table in an effort to bring some similarity to the
.NET Framework in the world of client-side web development with JavaScript.
There is certainly a lot more to the ASP.NET AJAX Client Library that was not covered
in this chapter, including a few entire namespaces (Sys.Webforms, Sys.NET, and
Sys.Services). For a complete reference of the ASP.NET AJAX Client Library, feel free to
view the online documentation at http://ajax.asp.net/docs. In the next chapter, we??™ll
look into the rich and powerful server controls in ASP.NET AJAX and how easily they can
be used to add quite capable AJAX functionality to your web applications.
CHAPTER 4 ?–  ASP.NET AJAX CLIENT LIBRARIES 80
Introducing Server Controls in
ASP.NET AJAX
The first three chapters of this book gave you an overview of ASP.NET AJAX and how you
can use it to build web applications to restrict unnecessary full page postbacks and processing
on your web pages, thus improving the performance and polish of your web
applications. Chapters 3 and 4 introduced you to the client-side controls presented by
ASP.


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