Later, turnned out the server is not IIS .
IIS probably doesn't have half web server market so it's not ture that most internet application use form authentication.
When I talk about ajax, I am saying generally it's doable to use httpwebrequest (or php/perl, even wget) to call a ajax server side function, Did I say the server is .Net 3.5?
Even if it's Net 3.5, I won't image it's that difficult to program a http client to call the server side function, not as difficult as developing google map for sure.
Say I got such a request, what I would do is to build a simple 3.5 application first, run some simple ajax calls and dump all the raw request on the server side.
IIS probably doesn't have half web server market so it's not ture that most internet application use form authentication.
When I talk about ajax, I am saying generally it's doable to use httpwebrequest (or php/perl, even wget) to call a ajax server side function, Did I say the server is .Net 3.5?
Even if it's Net 3.5, I won't image it's that difficult to program a http client to call the server side function, not as difficult as developing google map for sure.
Say I got such a request, what I would do is to build a simple 3.5 application first, run some simple ajax calls and dump all the raw request on the server side.