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Has anyone had experience using these two technologies in tandem? What are (if any) the major difficulties in getting the two to cooperate? How would a site using these technologies be different than a normal ASP.NET Web Application with Ajax?
Thanks!
Yes, they work well together.
The only thing to watch out for is if you have a ScriptManager on the Master, you can’t declare another in Content pages.
If you want to register scripts and services through the ScriptManager on Content pages, you’ll need to use a ScriptManagerProxy control instead. It’s a control specifically designed for the Master/Content scenario.