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COMET (or Reverse AJAX) based Grid Control for ASP.NET Web Applications - Scalable, High Performance and Low Latency Grid Control

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1 Apr 2009CPOL8 min read 229.2K   5K   138  
A COMET/Reverse Ajax based Web Grid Control, which can be used in ASP.NET web application. This control posts the updates to the client based on Server side event(s) thereby reducing network round trips.
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