using jquery in asp.net

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I want to use Jquery in asp.net. I want to access data from sqlserver using jquery in asp.net. we can access through json, webmethod and httphandlers. Here i have one doubt we have to do serialize our data i saw one example using httphandlers they have serlize data. In what situation we should serialize data.

please help me.

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santosh

Posted 4-Nov-12 17:10pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Nov-12 23:51pm

Not a question. You should serialize data when you need serialized data. If you don't know why doing it, you just don't need it.
--SA

Prathap Gangireddy 5-Nov-12 0:46am

I agree with Sergey.

What is serialization - converting data in high level(object format) to low level(binary or text) format. So if needed use it or else don't.

---Prathap

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Nov-12 11:46am

Right. Besides, jQuery is a JavaScript library. For execution of it, it does not matter how JavaScript code was generated: statically written in a file or dynamically generated through ASP.NET code. Until next postback (if any), it works in exact same way as in any HTML.
--SA

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