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  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    Telerik RadGrid client-side data-binding to RSS and ATOM feeds

    I've made small example how to bind RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX on the client to an RSS and...
    August 01, 2008
  • Web

    dotNet Register: An Intro

    One of the tasks that has been on my "to do" list for quite some time now is to build a big, real world-ish application that not only provides value to the community but also shows-off a lot of the RadControls in action. It's a big task and one that's especially hard to tackle when traveling about the world to speak and preparing smaller demos that work well in "small bites." But I'm putting my foot down and committing to begin work on this big project now! The goal of my "big project"- which, by the way, still needs a...
    August 01, 2008
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    RadTips, Episode 1: Client-Side DataBinding in the RadGrid

    I am pleased to bring you the first of many episodes from my new video series, RadTips. These episodes will be posted regularly here on the Telerik blogs, and each will highlight a specific feature of a RadControl in a short, concise screencast. The point of this effort is to bring you quick tips on how to take advantage of the features of our RadControls without having to devote more than a few minutes of your time to the learning process. In this first episode, we'll take a look at client-side data binding with the RadGrid. There are no bells and...
    July 31, 2008
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    Telerik RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX client-side data binding to ADO.NET DataServices

    We just extended RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX with native client-side data binding to ADO.NET DataServices. Now you can use getDataServiceQuery() method and the grid will construct ADO.NET DataService style query: var northwindService = new Sys.Data.DataService("NorthwindDataService.svc"); var tableView = $find("<%= RadGrid1.ClientID %>").get_masterTableView(); northwindService.query(tableView.getDataServiceQuery("Customers"), updateGrid); All operations like paging, sorting and filtering are automatically persisted using $top, $skip, $orderby and $filter...
  • Web

    Using an HttpModule to Run a Background Service

    This is a great technique for those of you who need to run a service on your web server, but are using shared hosting and don't have the ability to do so. I first saw this technique at one of Rob Howard's TechEd sessions earlier this year. If you have the need to do some routine processing, typically you would consider writing a Windows service. For example, if you were running a web application which pulls data from multiple other sites and web services you might want to periodically load that data into a database and serve it from there rather...
    July 25, 2008