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Category Archives: ajax
Browse Files On Remote Computers
I recently posted on an application that was able to monitor the desktops of multiple remote computers. The network topology is shown below. Notice that the remote computers (User 1-6 below) and the Monitoring Station are behind their own firewalls. … Continue reading
Posted in Remote Desktop, ajax, asp.net, c#, html, jQuery, javascript, mvc, web service
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Monitor Multiple Computers Remotely Using ASP.NET MVC
A while ago I blogged about an optimized method of capturing remote desktop views. The method can be used to get a decent remote desktop viewing experience. This was developed a bit here and here. In the later link, I … Continue reading
Posted in .net, Remote Desktop, ajax, asp.net, c#, html, jQuery, javascript, mvc
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Photo Gallery – jQuery Release
My initial goal of using jQuery was to leverage the library to enhance the photo gallery user experience. Along the way, I decided to use AJAX to remove all page post backs (except the first one of course). So now … Continue reading
Posted in ajax, asp.net, jQuery, photogallery, release, web service
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ASP.NET UserControl in an ASMX Service
In my Photo Gallery project I have been looking for a way to remove all post backs and utilize AJAX calling web services to update content. I was having a difficult time moving a static page method from the page … Continue reading
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