Wednesday, January 02, 2008 12:34 PM
TanzimSaqib
Making cross domain AJAX call using Volta
Making a cross domain AJAX call in Volta is piece of cake. Volta compiler generates necessary client codes to make it work. Here is a snippet that can make an AJAX call to some Url and fetch data:
public void DownloadPhotos()
{
IHttpRequest request = HttpRequestFactory.Create();
request.AsyncSend("POST", URL, string.Empty,
delegate(string response)
{
OnPhotosLoaded(new PhotosLoadedEventArgs(response));
});
}
Both IHttpRequest and HttpRequestFactory classes can be found in the Microsoft.LiveLabs.Volta.MultiTier namespace. AsyncSend method performs the asynchronous call and calls back the delegate defined where OnPhotosLoaded event is fired to notify the subscriber of this event that the data has just arrived.
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