ASP.NET Team shipped the release candidate 1.0 for ASP.NET Ajax. New features are listed on this whitepaper.
A few features:
- Client Side:
- Component developers can use a consistent model, when creating types on ClientFX, the attaching and detaching event are new easyier
- New api's to help to simplify browser targeting, to avoid conflicts with other
- Impromvents in client networking, control types
- Sys.* moved to Sys.Preview.*
- Server side
- New changes to ScriptManager ( add new handling for referencih static scripts and event to enable custom script location resolution )
- The extender model was simplified to enable support for one-control-to-many-extenders
- changes to updatepanel for ensuring partial rendering working in all condition
- tag changed from <atlas> to <asp>
- Microsoft.Web.* moved to Microsoft.Web.Preview.*
If you are migrating from Beta or RC, Atlas team has a migration guides, located here ( CTP to RC ) and here ( Beta 2 to RC ). Scott Gu has shared an Intellisense tip for refreshing schema files.
Do refresh schemas, if using Windows XP:
- delete all files in this directory: c:\Document and Settings\[YourUserName]\Local Settings\AppData\Microsoft\VisualStudio\8.0\ReflectedSchemas
If having Windows Vista, do this :
- delete all files in this directory: c:\Users\[YourUserName]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\VisualStudio\8.0\ReflectedSchemas
Reopen Visual Studio.NET and HTML source snippets will be refreshed. For precaution, backup this schemas.
Enjoy using ASP.NET Ajax.