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Programming the Web

In the past several years, the idea of web services has grown, in my opinion largely due to Microsoft pushing it with the .NET framework. In reality, it's not exactly a new concept, but the visibility of the technologies along with the improvemts in bandwidth have pushed it all to the next level. Due to my boredom lately and the abundance of "way to many new things" to learn, I am taking an approach insteaf of learning a bunch of new stuff at the time being, to develop my skills in what I know farther. So, in line with my previous posts, I will continue to explore things like Custom Controls, VSIP, design Time Support, and now as well, exploring the usage, api's and quality of some services out there. As I work on them, I will do so trying to use them in Rainbow, and finding things to do with them on my sites jonavi.com and rainbowbeta.com

In the comming weeks, I am trying out a few service oriented features of some popular apps.

For example.

There are many many "Web 2.0" services out there, I will add more to this list as I find myself testing them and trying them out.

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Published mercoledì 12 luglio 2006 18.43 by Jonathan

Comments

# re: Programming the Web

venerdì 14 luglio 2006 19.20 by anantatman
Web 2.0 is huge. I can see the next wave of applications as web apps working with other web apps.

# re: Programming the Web

giovedì 20 luglio 2006 22.57 by marcosx9
Hello Jonathan,

Sorry for my posts on this website.

I was reading the article on (http://forums.asp.net/1213823/ShowPost.aspx) which refers to the Global Master Page (sharing master pages.).  I am having the same problem. Did you get this problem solved? Could you explain me how?



Thanks a lot

# re: Programming the Web

venerdì 21 luglio 2006 0.33 by Jonathan
Well, the solution depends on your enviroment.
If you have full control of the server, I recomend using Junction Points, keeping the master files in one. place.
If you do not have control, then you need to have the coed in an assembly, and have "dummy" master files which inherit from the code behind. YOu can have frot end in it if you precompile and publish, creating a dll for yourself of the master page.
With control of server, you can make a junction point and have only one physical file. You can still in herit from this for other masters, but it avoids the dummy files. You can use a similar solution for controls and anything else.

# re: Programming the Web

venerdì 21 luglio 2006 0.34 by Jonathan
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