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Photo of Tanzim Saqib Tanzim Saqib is a Senior Developer, who spent half of his life on software and worked for many companies like #1 .NET controls provider Telerik Inc, #1 personalized Web 2.0 start-page like Pageflakes (acquired by LiveUniverse). He developed many projects ranging from banking solutions for Citibank, HSBC, Wamu, Wells Fargo etc. to Paperless Virtual University. He is industry's earliest and leading widget developer and as know as "Widget Master" to his peers.

He is a preacher of Microsoft technologies. While he jams with the latest additions to .NET, in his spare time he blogs at http://weblogs.asp.net/TanzimSaqib, maintains his personal website http://www.TanzimSaqib.com, leads .NET Research group. writes articles.

He is an easy going, fun loving, and passionate technology individual who is open to any kind of business opportunity and professional relationship. He currently lives in Bangladesh, but travels anywhere in the world on professional demand.

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Making a cross domain AJAX call in Volta is piece of cake. Volta compiler generates necessary client codes to make it work. Here is a snippet that can make an AJAX call to some Url and fetch data:

public void DownloadPhotos()
{
    IHttpRequest request = HttpRequestFactory.Create();
    request.AsyncSend("POST", URL, string.Empty,
        delegate(string response)
        {
            OnPhotosLoaded(new PhotosLoadedEventArgs(response));
        });
}

Both IHttpRequest and HttpRequestFactory classes can be found in the Microsoft.LiveLabs.Volta.MultiTier namespace. AsyncSend method performs the asynchronous call and calls back the delegate defined where OnPhotosLoaded event is fired to notify the subscriber of this event that the data has just arrived.

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posted on Wednesday, January 02, 2008 6:49 AM