Does .net/C# have an equvilent Javascript Object Proxy/Serialization like DWR in Java?

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I have some old code in Javascript that interfaces to Java DWR. I'm looking to port the back-end to .NET/C# possibly, and I was just wondering if there was an equivalent AJAX framework that would work in the same manner as the DWR framework in Java.

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