Where we will write server side Java Script?

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how can we write server side java script.In which situations we will go for server side java script.

help me.

Posted 9-Aug-11 17:28pm

Balu199

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janwel 10-Aug-11 0:12am

try this link to help you out though i never use it http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms974588

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2011-08-09T17:31:00

Solution 1

I believe there's some databases and stuff that use javascript nowadays, but for all that, you need to buy an ASP.NET book and read it. ASP.NET uses C# and VB.NET on the server. It does not provide a server side interpreter for javascript, that's built in to the browser, not the server.

Posted 9-Aug-11 17:31pm

Christian Graus

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The is no such thing as server-side javascript in asp.net. You execute code in your code behind using any of the supported .net languages

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Balu199 9-Aug-11 23:48pm

But i was attended an Interview yesterday.The interviewer asked a question "How you debug server side Java Script".

janwel 10-Aug-11 0:10am

then you should answer; there is no such thing as server side javascript it is only for client side ^_^. Maybe the interviewer is just trying you out.You can either use JScript.NET or Visual J#.

Christian Graus 10-Aug-11 0:55am

If the interviewer asked that, I would have responded with 'I don't want to work here, you're an idiot'. This site is flooded often with people who go for jobs they are not qualified for, and who post their poor understanding of interview questions they could not follow. I doubt they asked that.

janwel 10-Aug-11 3:21am

hahahah maybe he misunderstood the question

Muthu Nadar · Answer 3 · 2011-08-09T18:22:00

Solution 3

There is something called "ICallback" in asp.net.

Google it you will get... your Answer... :-)

Posted 9-Aug-11 18:22pm

Muthu Nadar

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Christian Graus 10-Aug-11 0:30am

Wrong. AJAX callbacks run through javascript on the client, not the server.

janwel 10-Aug-11 3:20am

hahahah

Muthu Nadar 10-Aug-11 8:28am

ICallBackEventHandler does that...

You need to call the Javascript, it will then trigger the server side event and getback the values to the client side javascript.