NET AJAX and stepped you through many examples of how to use these controls in
JavaScript and in a new XML-based script called ASP.NET AJAX Library.
You looked at some advanced aspects of the scripting framework, including actions,
which are compound commands associated with an event or stimulus on a control;
behaviors, which are automatic units of functionality that can be associated with a control,
enabling things such as drag and drop; and data binding, which allows for controls
to be wired up to each other or to themselves to pass data between them.
In this chapter, you will go to the other side of the action??”the server??”and begin
exploring the various server-side controls available to you when building your AJAX
applications. You have seen one of these controls, the ScriptManager control, already. In
this chapter, you will look at ScriptManager in more detail among other ASP.NET AJAX
server controls. In Chapter 6 you will learn more about how these controls work by
navigating through an application that actually uses these controls.
Using ASP.NET AJAX Server Controls in Visual
Studio 2005
Visual Studio 2005 and ASP.
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