I tried the new Fiddler inspector plugin and it is working for the Atlas response, too! Atlas is returning an JSON string back to the client-side JavaScript that can be displayed as a tree view in Fiddler. Download the free Fiddler inspector plugin at http://ajaxpro.schwarz-interactive.de/download/AJAX.zip.

Interested to see what of the Ajax.NET Professional stuff is working in Atlas? Send me an email using the contact form that we can have a meeting here at the PDC 05 in Los Angeles.

4 Comments

• Steve said Wednesday, September 14, 2005 12:29:00 PM

  Hi Micheal, what is the relationship between AJAX.NET and ATLAS ?
  
  I'm finding the ATLAS "way of work" is very similar to AJAX.NET and was wondering if you worked with MS or if they "borrowed" your syntax/style ?

• Michael Schwarz said Wednesday, September 14, 2005 3:19:00 PM

  @Steve: I'm in contac with the Microsoft Web Platform Team to see internals and help them to improve their library. At the moment they have similar problems I had already 2 months ago. I'm here at the PDC 05 in Los Angeles and will have a meeting with them today (hopefully).
  
  If they have borrowed or copied my code/syntax/style I don't know, but I can see that they are doing a lot of stuff 100% the same.
  
  CIAO
  Michael
  

• Ray Fan said Thursday, September 29, 2005 4:43:00 AM

  Hi Micheal, what is the future of AJAX.NET, if Atlas is equivalent to Ajax.net and provided by Microsoft itself?
  
  Thanks!
  Ray.

• Michael Schwarz said Thursday, September 29, 2005 6:05:00 AM

  @Ray: Atlas will be available only for ASP.NET 2.0. As I got as feedback from developers they are not ready to move to 2.0 with all their web sites. This is one of the reasons I will go on with the development of the library. Atlas will be available as a first release version somewhere next year, and I cannot wait until this. I need AJAX related web applications today!