In this post I am going to walk through writing and consuming JSON services using ASP.Net, WCF, and jQuery to request the stock price for a company. Visual Studio 2010 Web Application Project Template Additions jQuery Intellisense – let Visual Studio write your jQuery for you AJAX-enabled WCF Service – item template that auto-generates the… Read More »
When managing users and groups within a SharePoint Web application configured to use Windows Integrated Authentication, there is a convenient “Add all authenticated users” link that adds a special Active Directory group - NT AUTHORITY\authenticated users - to the Users/Groups People Editor. This group refers to any non-anonymous user, which if you ask me, seems… Read More »
I was recently asked to demonstrate how to use jQuery with ASP.Net, with a focus on AJAX. So I spent a few hours and cooked up this demo web site. The Web site demonstrates the following jQuery concepts: Basic jQuery selectors and API usage Wiring up javascript event handlers with jQuery AJAX autocomplete textbox using… Read More »
So I just completed and released to production my first approval workflow application using ASP.Net forms and Visual Studio Workflow Designer. I have combed through hundreds of web pages working out many many kinks. These are the top 5 links for this month (measured on subjective scale of usefulness to me for completing my project):… Read More »
I’m not sure how much exposure these posts are receiving, so I am posting them here because they are well worth the read: On the WebForms vs MVC Debate ASP.NET WebForms: As *Component Frameworks* Go, It’s Pretty Good Winston Fassett is a previous manager of mine when I was working at ORIX USA, where building… Read More »