Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

John M Buehler

John Peter Shewchuk

Stephen James Millet

Gregory Scott Lindhorst

Greg S Lindhorst

Martin L Sonntag

Randall Lee Kerr

David L Johnson

An environment for developing clientside/serverside code is disclosed. The environment supports the perception that the server space and client space are seamlessly joined into a single program execution space. An outgrowth of the single execution space includes effective event handling on the server through enabling created objects to migrate effectively between the server and client.

Transporting objects between a client and a server

An environment for developing clientside/serverside code is disclosed. The environment allows the treatment of pages as objects as well as the access of objects contained within pages by other pages. Pages may be accessed through the use of a page object control stored in each page where the page object control specifies how other pages may use the page as an object.

Page object model

An environment for developing clientside/serverside code is disclosed. The environment supports the perception that the server space and client space are seamlessly joined into a single program execution space. An outgrowth of the single execution space includes effective event handing on the server through enabling created objects to migrate effectively between the server and client.

A method is disclosed for creating and editing event handlers that link events triggered on one object to actions taken on one or more different objects. The method provides a user interface having an event pane, action pane and code pane. A user selects an event icon in the event pane to link that event to a desired action in the action pane. The code that is generated in the code pane can be displayed in either a list view or a code view. In the list view, the event handler is presented to the user in simple, concise statements that are easy for the user to understand. In the code view, the actual event handler code in either VBScript or JavaScript languages is presented to the user.

System and method for facilitating generation and editing of event handlers

A method and system for creating and editing event handlers that link events triggered on one object to actions taken on one or more different objects. The method provides a user interface having an event pane, action pane and codepane. A user selects an event icon in the event pane to link that event to a desired action in the action pane. The code that is generated in the code pane can be displayed in either a list view or a code view. In the list view, the event handler is presented to the user in simple, concise statements that are easy for the user to understand. In the code view, the actual event handler code in either VBScript or JavaScript languages is presented to the user.

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John M Buehler