AjaxPro.6.4.16.100源代码

Ajax.NET Professional Changes ============================= Version 6.4.16.1 - Changed content type of Ajax.NET requests: application/json; charset=utf-8 - Fixed type char when char is empty JSON string. - Fixed XmlDocument support, will return XMLHttpRequest.responseXML as res.value. - ICartService inital version, will add cart features to Ajax.NET Professional. Version 6.4.12.2 - Fixed \0 strings and chars, "" will be returned, now. Version 6.4.12.1 - Fixed deserializer for type Char. - Added new attribute for web.config/urlNamespaceMapping to enable AssemblyQualifiedName for use of assemblies in the GAC (strong named). For more details see example web.config. Version 6.4.11.1 - (beta) Added support of IHttpAsyncHandler to remove http request from pool while long-running methods are invoked. Use [AjaxMethod(true)]. - Fixed array deserializer, int[] or string[] is working, now. - Fixed ArrayList deserializer, using Int64 if JavaScriptNumber, Boolean if JavaScriptBoolean, else use .ToString(). - Added comment to the web.config to remove attributes from sectionGroup if you are using Microsoft .NET 1.1. - Changed example.aspx (.NET 2.0) to run several tests including generics. - Fixed core.js bug when http status not 200; res.error.Message contains the http statusText, now. Version 6.4.6.1 - Fixed core.js, requests stopped working if web server is unavailable or http status code was twice not 200. Thanks to Nick Connor. Version 6.4.5.2 - The prototype method Object.prototype.extend has been removed to get third-party JavaScript libraries work with Ajax.NET Professional. If you you are using the JavaScript method to extend your objects use following configuration in web.config: <ajaxNet> <ajaxSettings> <oldStyle> <objectExtendPrototype/> </oldStyle> </ajaxSettings> </ajaxNet> Below you will find the original functions for Object.extend and Object.prototype.extend: Object.extend = function(dest, source, override) { for(prop in source) { if(override || typeof dest[prop] == "undefined") dest[prop] = source[prop]; } return dest; } Object.prototype.extend = function(o, override) { return Object.extend.apply(this, [this, o, override != false]); }