Windows ajax can be used for a variety of tasks, such as transmitting data between a web page and the server, loading user preferences, or communicating with an API. There are a number of libraries available that make it easy to use Windows Ajax, including jQuery and React.js.
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You can also use Windows ajax in combination with other technologies, such as HTML5 and JavaScript.
Building your own windows ajax project in Microsoft Visual Studio
Creating a Windows AJAX project in Visual Studio is simple. Begin by opening Visual Studio and selecting File > New > Project. On the left-hand side of the screen, select the ASP.NET template, and then on the right-hand side, select the Windows AJAX project type. Name your project whatever you like and click OK.
Once your project has been created, open up the Solution Explorer window and locate the Main.cs file. This file contains all of the code that will be used to create your project. Within this file, you will see a number of class definitions that were automatically generated for you. The first class that you will need to add is System.Web.UI.Page; this class contains all of the necessary functionality to create a web page using Windows AJAX technology. Within the Page class, add the following code:
using System; using System.Net; using System.Web; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.dll; // Add required references namespace MyProject, public partial class MainPage .
Next, you will need to add some references to various .NET assemblies that are required for Windows.