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ASP.NET doubt.
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Folks,
I need a suggestion. I am developing an Asp.Net web
application. Upon invoking my application, it receives an xml file from another
web service. Based upon the data in the xml, I need to populate three different
combo boxes in the user interface of ASP.Net application.
Up to this, I don’t have any problem. Now based on the
user selected item in the first combo, I need to repopulate the values in the
remaining two combo boxes by reading the corresponding values from the xml. My
problem is that, I don’t want the call to go back to the server all again
to do this.
Since I am already having the xml in the client m/c, is it
possible for me to have any workaround. So far in VB.Net desktop application i
have been doing that by reading xml in to a dataset.
Thanks In advance,
Kishore Borra.
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