Hi,
I don't know if this is the right forum for this question.
I am brand-new to Kendo. I have not even started using it. Just studying it to understand its advantages. I have a WCF Data Service server application. On the server side, I have two .NET C# projects in my solution; one WCF Service application where I have defined the entity model and the RESTful Data Service classes. I can use the browser to query my model and everything seems to be OK. I also have a Client asp.net application (which I intend to port to HTML5 with the help of Keno UI). Right now, my concern is how would I handle the model updates from the Kendo app. I have seen some example code out there on the internet to "query" cross domain using jQuery and JASONP and I have also seen a blog post on Kendo doing the same thing using Kendo's own API. But I have not seen any sample about how to do this for model updates such as 'PUT', 'POST' etc.
Can somebody point me to some sample code to acoomplish this please. I really appreciate it.
Babu.
I don't know if this is the right forum for this question.
I am brand-new to Kendo. I have not even started using it. Just studying it to understand its advantages. I have a WCF Data Service server application. On the server side, I have two .NET C# projects in my solution; one WCF Service application where I have defined the entity model and the RESTful Data Service classes. I can use the browser to query my model and everything seems to be OK. I also have a Client asp.net application (which I intend to port to HTML5 with the help of Keno UI). Right now, my concern is how would I handle the model updates from the Kendo app. I have seen some example code out there on the internet to "query" cross domain using jQuery and JASONP and I have also seen a blog post on Kendo doing the same thing using Kendo's own API. But I have not seen any sample about how to do this for model updates such as 'PUT', 'POST' etc.
Can somebody point me to some sample code to acoomplish this please. I really appreciate it.
Babu.