Problem to access Generic handler in asp.net 4.0
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Hi all, Currently i am using C#.net 4.0 & JQuery to develop a web project. My problem is I cant invoke the .ashx by using autocomplete(jquery) function. I had done it before in C#.net 3.5 but everything is ok. below is the sample i done in 4.0: In UI :
$("[id$='txtApplicant']").autocomplete("../../AutoSuggest.ashx");
In Httphandler :
public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)
{
HttpRequest Request = context.Request;
HttpResponse Response = context.Response;// some code and logic here dtResult = getResult(cno,table,field,q); DataRow\[\] drs = dtResult.Select(); foreach (DataRow dr in drs) { Response.Write(dr\["Result"\].ToString() + Environment.NewLine); } }Note: I was put httphandler file outside of the app_code folder (is the must to put in app_code folder?) and I din't register any httphandler in web.config Is something have to configure in web.config? Any tips or suggest are welcome Thanks in advance Cocoonwls
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Hi all, Currently i am using C#.net 4.0 & JQuery to develop a web project. My problem is I cant invoke the .ashx by using autocomplete(jquery) function. I had done it before in C#.net 3.5 but everything is ok. below is the sample i done in 4.0: In UI :
$("[id$='txtApplicant']").autocomplete("../../AutoSuggest.ashx");
In Httphandler :
public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)
{
HttpRequest Request = context.Request;
HttpResponse Response = context.Response;// some code and logic here dtResult = getResult(cno,table,field,q); DataRow\[\] drs = dtResult.Select(); foreach (DataRow dr in drs) { Response.Write(dr\["Result"\].ToString() + Environment.NewLine); } }Note: I was put httphandler file outside of the app_code folder (is the must to put in app_code folder?) and I din't register any httphandler in web.config Is something have to configure in web.config? Any tips or suggest are welcome Thanks in advance Cocoonwls
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This is a volunteer site. People will answer on their time, not yours. Don't be impatient and rude. If you need immediate help then call Microsoft support and pay
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