Conceptually similar to Anthem.NET, but significantly different in its implementation, is
Daniel Zeiss’ ComfortASP.NET framework. ComfortASP.NET uses a manager server control to
inject script code in the client page. Invisible to the page author, the script code hooks up
client postbacks and replaces them with calls to XMLHttpRequest.
Once back on the server, the manager component takes control of the operations and determines the delta between the current page and the page resulting from the processing of the
current request. The markup that describes the changes in the displayed page is sent back and
used to dynamically modify the page contents on the client via the previously emitted script.
The server life cycle of the page is executed as usual, and events such as Init and Load are fired
when expected.
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