As announced yesterday I put the latest source code of the Ajax.NET Professional Library online at http://ajaxpro.schwarz-interactive.de/, now. You can download the full source code including the small example project written in C#.

I added one more example for using enums on the client-side JavaScript to check the properties of the return classes. Another feature I fixed is the use of dates in different timezones.

Please note: the source code is put online to show how Ajax.NET Professional is working. It is not allowed to build your own AJAX library for the .NET Framework using these source code files. If you have found any bug or missing feature please use my contact form here at this web site. The new features will be added to the Ajax.NET Library in the next weeks.

4 Comments

• Hartvig said Friday, September 9, 2005 4:35:00 PM

  > It is strictly forbidden to build your own AJAX library for the .NET Framework
  
  Based on your work, I presume? You haven't patented ajax libraries for .net yet, have you?
  
  

• AndrewSeven said Friday, September 9, 2005 5:48:00 PM

  Are you saying there is some sort of poison pill; That if I look at your code I could never write my own?

• Mitch Labrador said Saturday, September 10, 2005 4:24:00 AM

  Hello Michael,
  
  Would you elaborate on the difference between the professional version of AJAX.NET and the regular one? Are you building a supperset of the basic library for comercial distribution, if so what is new in it and are there any pricing models already developed?
  
  Thanks for your hard work!!!!

• ThirdEye said Friday, September 30, 2005 3:33:00 PM

  Your closed license clause sucks which makes everybody start using ATLAS.
  If you modify your license, there may be more who will be willing to use it.
  Till them ADIOS Amigo!