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Dynamic control in Web.Extension

By Eunge

Efficient development on web projects

Javascript, CSS, HTML, XHTML, ASP, ASP.NET, WebForms, Ajax

Posted:	25 Nov 2008
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Introduction

The web.extensions element enables you to configure ASP.NET applications that can be used by AJAX-enabled clients, Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) clients (SOAP clients), and .NET Framework clients. And it supports to generate dynamic web control efficiently. The configuration settings include the following:

Enabling ASP.NET application services through the authenticationService, roleService, and profileService elements.
Configuring the script handler through the enableCompression and enableCaching attributes of the scriptResourceHandler element.
Configuring JSON serialization through the jsonSerialization element.

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