Client Class AjaxMethodCallback - West Wind Toolkit for .NET

Client Class AjaxMethodCallback

This javascript class allows making remote method callbacks to the server using JSON messaging. The control calls back to ASPX pages or control on a page that contain methods marked up with a [CallbackMethod] Attribute.

The client code is very simple:

var Manual = new AjaMethodCallbackAjaxMethodCallback("Callback","SimpleMethodcallbacks.aspx");

Manual.targetControlId = "Page";  // optionally specify control ID

// *** Call method: Method name, Array of parameters, Callback and Error handlers
Manual.callMethod("AddNumbers",[212,122],ManualMethod_Callback,OnPageError);
...
function  ManualMethod_Callback(Result)
{ 
	alert(Result); // 434
}
function OnPageError(OnPageError)
{
	alert(Result.message);
}

Using this class provides declarative logic to make a remote method calls from JavaScript code including the ability to route calls to a specific server control. This makes this a powerful tool for control developers to have client code communicate back to their controls in a control localized manner.

Remarks

This class requires use in conjunction with the server sie wwCallbackMethod control which provides the server side method processing semantics.

Class Members

Member		Description
	callMethod	This method is the raw method that initiates method callback to a AjaxMethodCallback control or a wwCallbackHandler derived Http handler on the server routing to methods marked with [CallbackMethod] attributes on the target object. wwCallbackMethod.callMethod(Method,[Parameters],CallbackHandler,ErrorHandler)
	formName	When posting back POST data this value specifies which form is posted back. If not specified document.forms[0] is used.
	postbackMode	Determines how data is posted to the server.
	resultMode	Determines what type of result is expected.
	serverUrl	The Url that is to be called on the server. This value is typically set by the Constructor call.
	targetControlId	The control on the server that the callback is routed to. By default the Page object receives the callback and this is the default if this property is not provided.
	timeout	Timeout in milliseconds of the XHR instance making the callback by which time the request has to complete.

Remarks

Class Members

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