Hi All, 

Can any body help me out to incorporate Passport and Alert services in my 

web site. 

Presently i am using Passport SDK to use the service. However I feel that 

its not they way of using a Web Service 

My questions are 

Is Passport SDK the only way of using the Service. 



The component provided in SDK (eg Passport.Manager) are COM components and 

that looks creepy to me. 

Does microsoft expose the passport or alert service as True .net web service



ie i can get the reference through UDDI and and can use/incoperate directly 

for my development. 



Thanks in Advance 



Neeraj 



-----Original Message-----

From: Mike Amundsen [mailto:mike@a...]

Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 8:33 AM

To: ASP+

Subject: [aspx] RE: Conditional HTML





Hugh:



my post was incomplete (too quick on the SUBMIT)!



you can use <asp:panel> to hide/show the input form and the resulting

output. you can toggle this visibility in the CLICK event for the button(s).



does this help?



MCA



-----Original Message-----

From: Hugh McLaughlin [mailto:hugh@k...]

Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 2:50 AM

To: ASP+

Subject: [aspx] Conditional HTML





Hello everyone and thanks for your help in advance.  In classic ASP, I

would often develop self-contained search pages, i.e. one page that

displays the search form, but when the submit button is clicked, the

search results are displayed (without the search box).  This was

accomplished via inline code like the following:



If Submitbutton="Search" Then

%>

    HTML Search Form

<%ELSE%>

    Display Search Results



My question is how can this be accomplished in ASP.Net without using

inline code to conditionally display.  Is it even advisable to do this?

To work with Alerts, you need the Alerts SDK. Currently I believe it's only

available on beta from www.betaplace.com.



Passport includes support for .NET (a .NET wrapper around the COM stuff) and

as far as I know the Alerts stuff is COM. I don't know why that is.



Ollie

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----- Original Message -----

From: "Neeraj Jain" <neerajjain@n...>

To: "ASP+" <aspx@p...>

Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 4:49 AM

Subject: [aspx] ALERT Passport+alert service users





> Hi All,

> Can any body help me out to incorporate Passport and Alert services in my

> web site.

> Presently i am using Passport SDK to use the service. However I feel that

> its not they way of using a Web Service

> My questions are

> Is Passport SDK the only way of using the Service.

>

> The component provided in SDK (eg Passport.Manager) are COM components and

> that looks creepy to me.

> Does microsoft expose the passport or alert service as True .net web

service

>

> ie i can get the reference through UDDI and and can use/incoperate

directly

> for my development.

>

> Thanks in Advance

>

> Neeraj

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: Mike Amundsen [mailto:mike@a...]

> Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 8:33 AM

> To: ASP+

> Subject: [aspx] RE: Conditional HTML

>

>

> Hugh:

>

> my post was incomplete (too quick on the SUBMIT)!

>

> you can use <asp:panel> to hide/show the input form and the resulting

> output. you can toggle this visibility in the CLICK event for the

button(s).

>

> does this help?

>

> MCA

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: Hugh McLaughlin [mailto:hugh@k...]

> Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 2:50 AM

> To: ASP+

> Subject: [aspx] Conditional HTML

>

>

> Hello everyone and thanks for your help in advance.  In classic ASP, I

> would often develop self-contained search pages, i.e. one page that

> displays the search form, but when the submit button is clicked, the

> search results are displayed (without the search box).  This was

> accomplished via inline code like the following:

>

> If Submitbutton="Search" Then

> %>

>     HTML Search Form

> <%ELSE%>

>     Display Search Results

>

> My question is how can this be accomplished in ASP.Net without using

> inline code to conditionally display.  Is it even advisable to do this?

>

>




>

>




>




>

Hi,



I've just implemented Passport on our website, so might be able to help 

if you've got any specific queries about it - the documentation isn't 

that great.



Yes, it is odd that it isn't exposed as a Web service - I'm sure that 

will come in time.



The Passport SDK installs the Passport Manager which is basically a 

wrapper for checking the Passport cookies and redirecting to the 

appropriate URLs.



Mark





> Hi All, 

> Can any body help me out to incorporate Passport and Alert services in 

my 

> web site. 

> Presently i am using Passport SDK to use the service. However I feel 

that 

> its not they way of using a Web Service 

> My questions are 

> Is Passport SDK the only way of using the Service. 

> 

> The component provided in SDK (eg Passport.Manager) are COM components 

and 

> that looks creepy to me. 

> Does microsoft expose the passport or alert service as True .net web 

service

> 

> ie i can get the reference through UDDI and and can use/incoperate 

directly 

> for my development. 

> 

> Thanks in Advance 

> 

> Neeraj 

> 

> -----Original Message-----

> From: Mike Amundsen [mailto:mike@a...]

> Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 8:33 AM

> To: ASP+

> Subject: [aspx] RE: Conditional HTML

> 

> 

> Hugh:

> 

> my post was incomplete (too quick on the SUBMIT)!

> 

> you can use <asp:panel> to hide/show the input form and the resulting

> output. you can toggle this visibility in the CLICK event for the button

(s).

> 

> does this help?

> 

> MCA

> 

> -----Original Message-----

> From: Hugh McLaughlin [mailto:hugh@k...]

> Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 2:50 AM

> To: ASP+

> Subject: [aspx] Conditional HTML

> 

> 

> Hello everyone and thanks for your help in advance.  In classic ASP, I

> would often develop self-contained search pages, i.e. one page that

> displays the search form, but when the submit button is clicked, the

> search results are displayed (without the search box).  This was

> accomplished via inline code like the following:

> 

> If Submitbutton="Search" Then

> %>

>     HTML Search Form

> <%ELSE%>

>     Display Search Results

> 

> My question is how can this be accomplished in ASP.Net without using

> inline code to conditionally display.  Is it even advisable to do this?

> 

> 




> 

>