Ajax in asp.net - generic handlers or webservices?
Question
Are there any pros and cons between them both? Which is better to use for example with jquery ajax calls? I think webservices are somewhat bloated.. or can anyone convince me of the opposite?
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solution1
0 2010-11-23 15:39:19
I have used .asmx, .ashx and .aspx files (add Theme="" to the Page declaration to not include master pages) for Ajax Web services and noticed no difference. I think having all sorts of different file extensions in ASP.NET may have been a mistake.
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