How to Submit a webpage without refreshing it?

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Hello all
I am new to asp.net or web programming
I have a requirement, I have to submit a document to another server using
my webpage, there is a perticular protocol for doing that.
This protocol requires to make many requests between the servers for the
submission of single document,
as the result the webpage refreshes many time(for each request between the
servers). I want that some how my webpage doesn't refresh and at the same
time the requests are made between the servers.
OR SIMPLY "HOW CAN I SUBMIT THE SAME WEBPAGE MANY TIMES AND DO THE WORK AT
THE CODE-BEHIND WITHOUT REFRESHING IT"?
I am not sure but i think this can be done by using frames? but i was
unable to resolve it using frames.

Require help urgently !!
 
GraVity,

I think that what you ask is impossible when it is about pages. Because a
page is always destroyed when it is sent.

However, a static class belongs to all sessions, so maybe can that help you.

Just an idea

Cor
 
Hello all
I am new to asp.net or web programming
I have a requirement, I have to submit a document to another server using
my webpage, there is a perticular protocol for doing that.
This protocol requires to make many requests between the servers for the
submission of single document,
as the result the webpage refreshes many time(for each request between the
servers). I want that some how my webpage doesn't refresh and at the same
time the requests are made between the servers.
OR SIMPLY "HOW CAN I SUBMIT THE SAME WEBPAGE MANY TIMES AND DO THE WORK AT
THE CODE-BEHIND WITHOUT REFRESHING IT"?
I am not sure but i think this can be done by using frames? but i was
unable to resolve it using frames.

Require help urgently !!
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Think about it this way. The "submit" action of any webform is invoked
by the end user/client/browser, not via your server-side code. If I
understand your question correctly. You're asking for the impossible.

The analogy is, two people playing catch. You're asking "How can I make
the other person throw the ball without moving their arm?".

First, you don't make the other person throw the ball, they have to
initiate the action. Second, moving their arm is part of the sequence
of throwing the ball.

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding you?
 
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