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Three Patterns of Constructing an ASP.NET AJAX-based Applications
By: Xianzhong Zhu
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    2007-07-17

    Table of Contents:
  • Three Patterns of Constructing an ASP.NET AJAX-based Applications
  • Choosing the Pattern Most Suitable for You
  • Function and Architecture Overview
  • Enable ASP.NET AJAX Support for JSSK

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    Three Patterns of Constructing an ASP.NET AJAX-based Applications - Function and Architecture Overview


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    This sample web site, available for employees and employers, allows job seekers to find the proper posts while employers can also advertise for their desired employees. The following outlines the main functions it provides:

    • Both employees and employers can register with the web site.
    • Job seekers can post resumes.
    • Job seekers can search for job postings.
    • Employers can enter a profile of their company.
    • Employers can post one or more job postings.
    • The site manager can modify the education level and social experience of the job seekers supported by the system.

    Through a simple demo, Job Site Starter Kit is designed into a typical web application with a three-tier architecture, as is roughly illustrated in the following Figure 1.

    Figure 1-the general architecture of JSSK.

    That's enough. Now let's start the real work.

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