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As the team is aware of, MSFT WCF team who developed WCF RIA Services for Silverlight, are in the process of adding JS client to their clients. Ria in Silverlight maintains all the client change tracking and offer client context that developer can work with Objects that were brought to client side.
I asked them if the RIA/JS client side is going to have similar capabilities and they told me "That's the idea".
Now two questions for the team:
a) RIA/JS will also have it's own Data Source. Assuming Kendo will support RIA/JS, how is Kendo's Data source is going to work with RIA/JS Datasource?
b) For cases where Kendo is going to work with other Web services, what should be the proper mapping procedures of Web service in Kendo?
Thanks!
..Ben
I asked them if the RIA/JS client side is going to have similar capabilities and they told me "That's the idea".
Now two questions for the team:
a) RIA/JS will also have it's own Data Source. Assuming Kendo will support RIA/JS, how is Kendo's Data source is going to work with RIA/JS Datasource?
b) For cases where Kendo is going to work with other Web services, what should be the proper mapping procedures of Web service in Kendo?
Thanks!
..Ben
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Hello Team;
will there be a similar concept like ASP.Net "Master Page" which eliminate repeating part of a page in any new page? This would help designing a less crowded page.
Or a similar concept like Silverlight having a "Content" area that can be navigated to using AJAX.
will there be a similar concept like ASP.Net "Master Page" which eliminate repeating part of a page in any new page? This would help designing a less crowded page.
Or a similar concept like Silverlight having a "Content" area that can be navigated to using AJAX.
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In the DropDownList documentation I believe this line is incorrect:
If you do not want to allow user input, use the Kendo UI ComboBox.
I believe it should read:
If you want to allow user input, use the Kendo UI ComboBox.
As the DropDownList only allows selection from the list and does not allow the user to enter a new value.
If you do not want to allow user input, use the Kendo UI ComboBox.
I believe it should read:
If you want to allow user input, use the Kendo UI ComboBox.
As the DropDownList only allows selection from the list and does not allow the user to enter a new value.
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