Convert VB.Net 2008 Objects to JavaScript?

[14All2C@live.co.uk]

Experts

I've heard that its supposed to be easy to use VB.Net objects directly
with JavaScript using ASP.Net and Ajax in Visual Studio 2008.

I can't find any info anywhere on how to do this, and its proving to
be not as simple as it was stated to me; but the boss has asked me to
investigate this 'major gain is VS 2008'.

I'd like to know how it is possible to get JavaScript to recognise any
VB.Net 2008 objects?

Specifically, arraylists of objects (containing same objects or a
mixture), and custom objects, such as the ServicePacket I've created
that contains an empty string an enumeration value, an empty
arraylist, and encrypted versions of those three (all encrypted to
strings).

Thanks

Sean

[Cor Ligthert[MVP]]

Re: Convert VB.Net 2008 Objects to JavaScript?

Hi,

Ask your boss where this major gain is written. I have never heard that this
was the *major* gain of VB.Net 2008.

Cor

<14All2C@live.c o.ukschreef in bericht
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Experts
>
I've heard that its supposed to be easy to use VB.Net objects directly
with JavaScript using ASP.Net and Ajax in Visual Studio 2008.
>
I can't find any info anywhere on how to do this, and its proving to
be not as simple as it was stated to me; but the boss has asked me to
investigate this 'major gain is VS 2008'.
>
I'd like to know how it is possible to get JavaScript to recognise any
VB.Net 2008 objects?
>
Specifically, arraylists of objects (containing same objects or a
mixture), and custom objects, such as the ServicePacket I've created
that contains an empty string an enumeration value, an empty
arraylist, and encrypted versions of those three (all encrypted to
strings).
>
Thanks
>
Sean
>

[Christopher Van Kirk]

Re: Convert VB.Net 2008 Objects to JavaScript?

Sounds like your boss fell for Micrososft's marketing hype.

"Cor Ligthert[MVP]" <notmyfirstname @planet.nlwrote in message
news:E4419894-69D3-4392-83A3-14B03D4E7D7B@mi crosoft.com...

Hi,
>
Ask your boss where this major gain is written. I have never heard that
this was the *major* gain of VB.Net 2008.
>
Cor
>
<14All2C@live.c o.ukschreef in bericht
news:167d5ce7-9754-47cc-bb94-78068febcf6e@s1 2g2000prg.googl egroups.com...

>Experts
>>
>I've heard that its supposed to be easy to use VB.Net objects directly
>with JavaScript using ASP.Net and Ajax in Visual Studio 2008.
>>
>I can't find any info anywhere on how to do this, and its proving to
>be not as simple as it was stated to me; but the boss has asked me to
>investigate this 'major gain is VS 2008'.
>>
>I'd like to know how it is possible to get JavaScript to recognise any
>VB.Net 2008 objects?
>>
>Specifically , arraylists of objects (containing same objects or a
>mixture), and custom objects, such as the ServicePacket I've created
>that contains an empty string an enumeration value, an empty
>arraylist, and encrypted versions of those three (all encrypted to
>strings).
>>
>Thanks
>>
>Sean
>>

>

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