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I had a ajax enabled website uploaded at a server, which was working fine in regards of ajax functionalities. But last week, the hosting people made some changes in the server and now the ajax basic functionalities are not working over there. I need to know that which version of ajax must be there on the server to run my asp.net 3.5 website properly.

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Anurag
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Ankur\m/ 11-Oct-10 8:09am    
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amarasat 10-Nov-10 17:04pm    
Hello Anurag,

Just saw this question, i am a newbie to AJAX and Asp.Net have been working on windows forms from an year!! We don't have a database, its all flat files, all the data is in the server.

My question is you said, "I had a Ajax enabled website uploaded at a server", is a database involved in the website you have done?, can i develop a Ajax based web page with out constructing a database, here are little more details:

** All the data is in the server and i have access to it.
** We don't have any database, only XML files stored in the server directory.
** I want to create a web page which display data from this XML files in the from of reports etc, do i need a SQL database for this or can AJAX directly communicate with my server and get the data?
** the data which is shown on the web page should update dynamically, if user wants to see the health of a plugin, until now we use to generate HTML reports for every 2 minutes and use to store them in the client server.
** now when ever the plugin health changes, the web page(AJAX based) should update automatically without postback, so basically saying to goodbye to large HTML reports.

Can you give me a heads up on this. thanks for your time!! If you need more info please let me know!!

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It should work well if .Net framework 3.5 is installed on the server.

I guess it's something else. Can you check the event logs for related entries? You may also check IIS logs for more details.
 
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@nuraGGupta@ 11-Oct-10 7:25am    
My application is running well there, that means asp.net 3.5 is installed there, and also I dont have any access to server so can't see any logs. Can you please suggest me that what should I ask hosting team to look into.
Ankur\m/ 11-Oct-10 7:38am    
Yes, if the application is running fine, means it has proper framework.
What do you mean by "My application is running well 'THERE'". Does the AJAX thing work well on the server?

Ask them to check the event logs for any ASP.NET related entry. It will have ASP.NET (version) as the source.
Also, can you give more details of server OS and IIS version on it? There are IIS log files as well Httperr files (only IIS 6+) which logs error details and helps a lot in identifying the error.
Moreover I also suggest you to ask them what changes were done. It is sometimes important to know to identify the possible causes of error.
@nuraGGupta@ 11-Oct-10 7:59am    
The server Os is Windows 2003 Standard Edition, and the IIS version is 6.0. Yipee..I just got the news (while in middle of posting this comment) that it is working fine now......hosting people are asking me that if I had made any chnages and I am asking them the same thing. Now this is a mystery........Anyways, thanks a lot Ankur for your prompt replies.
@nuraGGupta@ 11-Oct-10 8:00am    
Also, from "My application is running well 'THERE'", I meant that everything else than Ajax is working fine. Sorry for the confusion.
Ankur\m/ 11-Oct-10 8:09am    
Glad to know that it's working now. BTW, I feel a 2 isn't fair, if it's you.

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