Hey
I'm trying to load a webservice after an async postback in the
following way:
ScriptManager.GetCurrent(Page).Services.Add(new
ServiceReference("WS.asmx"));
in order to have a client-side access to its web methods.
When doing it with normal postback or in the first load of the page,
it works, but if I load it manually from within a code after an async
postback, the code doesn't appear to download to the browser.
I load if from the code since it comes from a dynamically loaded user
control (ascx loaded thru Page.LoadControl).
So, I tried to load it like a javascript include in the following way:
ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptInclude(Page,Page.GetType(),"key","file.asmx/
js");
However, since the source is missing the
'Sys.Application.notifyScriptLoaded()' call, the ajax framework yelled
at me :
Microsoft JScript runtime error: Sys.ScriptLoadFailedException:
The script '...' failed to load. Check for:
Inaccessible path. Script errors. (IE) Enable 'Display a
notification about every script error' under advanced settings.
Missing call to Sys.Application.notifyScriptLoaded().
So, finally I tried to load the script's content and register it as a
script block. Bah. The asmx is protected thru authorization.
My solution could be allowing anonymous access to the asmx, or make a
js function that'll document.createElement a script and inject it to
the <head>, and register it as a script block.
But I'm asking -- isn't there any other clean way? Can't I just
disable the notifyScriptLoaded?
Thanks
Elad
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