News Releases Warming Investors Up On GPSI

Global Pay Solutions Inc.
Symbol: GPSI
Close: $0.031

Recent news releases have excited investors. Heavy trading pushed share
prices up to highs of $0.08 (UP 266%). Closing at $0.031 (UP 3%) we
expect to see more traffic and prices shooting up all week. This one is
getting started. Don't miss it. Get on GPSI first thing Tuesday!

Settings can represent user preferences, or valuable information the
application needs to use.
NET AJAX leads you to use Web services to expose BLL to client pages for
direct use. NET AJAX is composed of two distinct, though not mutually
exclusive, APIs: client and server.
The incoming response then overrides the existing contents.
You can access the value of settings with application scope on a
read-only basis, and you can read and write the values of user-scope
settings.
The default name for this file is Settings.
Color, for example, you can use it without having to cast it first, as
shown in the following example: this. NET AJAX Web service methods and
page methods make extensive use of JSON to pass object data around.
The behavior that results out of the UpdatePanel control is fully
described by the interceptor pattern. There are two possible values for
the Scope property: Application and User. UpdatePanel and the
Interceptor PatternThe UpdatePanel control heralds a programming style
where page contents update without complete page refreshes and without a
need for client-side programming. First, you add a ScriptManager control
to the page. User-scope settings, however, can be written at run time,
just as you would change any property value.
In general, I tend to group AJAX frameworks into three main categories
based on their capabilities: callback frameworks, UI frameworks, and
full frameworks.
In fact, these updates are sometimes too fast for users to note the
changes. Depending on the application, the host will typically perform
this step at application start-up, when a document is loaded, or upon a
user request.
NETWhat new application functions can you build with AJAX? cs file in
SampleExtensibleCalculator. When initiated straight from the client
browser, a call to a remote endpoint requires a JavaScript proxy and a
pinch of JavaScript code. For non-AJAX requests, the new HTTP handler
just delegates the call back to the original ASP.
Using this model, a host can let third parties extend it in ways the
application never considered. View state and event validation data
cannot be updated on the client and for this reason must be sent back to
the server, checked for tampering, and properly updated.
NET AJAX application to host the Web service. So what happens behind the
scenes to make this happen? You should think of AJAX Web services as a
sort of non-critical, user interface layer BLL.