how can I have something like a context for the requests that is available in the callback and timeout handler? I think sometimes it is very important to have such a context to have one handler for several different requests.
There is unfortunately no documentation for the client-side classes for the moment. We're working on it. For the moment, you can look at the signatures of the constructors and methods in the javascript files. I know it's a little hard as they've been formatted
to save space.
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ok, I got it. It is not supported by default, but I can re-write the generated code to add this feature. For more details see:
http://weblogs.asp.net/mschwarz/
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Hi,
how can I have something like a context for the requests that is available in the callback and timeout handler? I think sometimes it is very important to have such a context to have one handler for several different requests.
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Can you please give me a URL where I can find more for webRequest/webResponse?
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ok, I got it. It is not supported by default, but I can re-write the generated code to add this feature. For more details see: http://weblogs.asp.net/mschwarz/
CIAO
Michael
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