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Talking to .NET on the server with Jaxer

Posted in Ajax News by Dion Almaer on the July 4th, 2008

What does your CEO do? Paul Colton, CEO of Aptana, gets his fingers dirty. He just wrote a post about accessing COM objects from JavaScript with Jaxer.

This is possible as the JavaScript is running on the server, and this server is running on Windows. You can download the source code to check it all out.

PLAIN TEXT
HTML:
  1.  
  3.      <body>
  4.          <script runat="server-proxy">
  5.              function rotate(angle)
  6.              {
  7.                  var img = COMObject("ImageProcessor.ImageProcessing");
  8.  
  9.                  img.LoadImage(Jaxer.request.documentRoot + "/photo.jpg");
  10.                  img.RotateImage(angle);
  11.                  img.SaveImage(Jaxer.request.documentRoot + "/new.jpg");
  12.              }
  13.          </script>
  14.          <input id="angle"/>
  15.          <input type="button" value="Rotate"
  16.                         onclick="rotate(document.getElementById('angle').value);
  17.                                 document.getElementById('img').src =
  18.                                 document.getElementById('img').src + '?' + new Date()"/>
  19.          <br />
  20.          <img id='img' src="new.jpg"/>
  21.      </body>
  22. </html>
  23.  

Source: Ajaxian
Original Article: http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ajaxian/~3/326599893/talking-to-net-on-the-server-with-jaxer

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Talking to .NET on the server with Jaxer

Posted in Ajax News by Dion Almaer on the July 4th, 2008

What does your CEO do? Paul Colton, CEO of Aptana, gets his fingers dirty. He just wrote a post about accessing COM objects from JavaScript with Jaxer.

This is possible as the JavaScript is running on the server, and this server is running on Windows. You can download the source code to check it all out.

PLAIN TEXT
HTML:
  1.  
  3.      <body>
  4.          <script runat="server-proxy">
  5.              function rotate(angle)
  6.              {
  7.                  var img = COMObject("ImageProcessor.ImageProcessing");
  8.  
  9.                  img.LoadImage(Jaxer.request.documentRoot + "/photo.jpg");
  10.                  img.RotateImage(angle);
  11.                  img.SaveImage(Jaxer.request.documentRoot + "/new.jpg");
  12.              }
  13.          </script>
  14.          <input id="angle"/>
  15.          <input type="button" value="Rotate"
  16.                         onclick="rotate(document.getElementById('angle').value);
  17.                                 document.getElementById('img').src =
  18.                                 document.getElementById('img').src + '?' + new Date()"/>
  19.          <br />
  20.          <img id='img' src="new.jpg"/>
  21.      </body>
  22. </html>
  23.  

Source: Ajaxian » Front Page
Original Article: http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ajaxian/~3/326599893/talking-to-net-on-the-server-with-jaxer

Comments are closed.