XMLPort
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Integration to Virtual Earth – Part 3 (out of 4)
If you haven’t read Part 1 and Part 2, you should do so before continuing here. In Part 1 we saw how to add geographical information to your customer table and how to connect to the Virtual Earth geocode web service, and in part 2 we created a simple web site showing a map and adding pushpins. Now we want to add an action to the customer card, showing us the location of the customer and other customers in the...
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Integration to Virtual Earth – Part 2 (out of 4)
If you haven’t read Part 1, you should do so before continuing here. In Part 1 we saw how to add geographical information to your customer table and how to connect to the Virtual Earth geocode web service. Now we want to put this information to play. First of all, we all know Virtual Earth (if not – try it at http://maps.live.com). Less commonly known is it, that the map control used in maps.live.com actually is available for public usage...
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Microsoft Windows Vista Gadget – My “Stuff”
This is my second gadget. My first gadget was the Search gadget, which you can find here. I won’t repeat any explanation as to what a gadget is, nor will I talk about Javascript – instead I will focus upon the things, which are new in this post: Returning an XMLPort from Web Services to Javascript Running a Web Service method asynchronous Use the same gadget for invoking three different methods Poor mans error handling in Javascript What I want...
