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Visit   Using Ext.Direct in Ajax applications    Last Update 2010/11/3 13:19
Category  Programming  arrow  PHP  :  Programming  arrow  JavaScript  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  AJAX
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Ext.Direct, a feature of the ExtJS JavaScript framework that was introduced in version 3.0, lets you write applications that provide seamless communication between the client side and server side. By employing Ext.Direct, you can expose a list of server-side classes that can be called directly from the client-side code, making the process of building Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax)-style applications much simpler. This allows you to streamline client-side and server-side development, resulting in less code, less maintenance, and less bugs. In this article, learn how Ext.Direct works, and how to use it to work with PHP classes directly from a JavaScript application.

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Visit   Using Internet data in Android applications    Last Update 2010/6/30 9:27
Category  Programming  arrow  Java  :  Programming  arrow  XML  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  AJAX  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  Mobile
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Many of your Android applications will need to interact with Internet data, which comes in a variety of formats. In this article, build an Android application that works with two popular data formats—XML and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)—as well as the more exotic protocol buffers format from Google. You'll learn about the performance and coding trade-offs associated with each format.

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Visit   Using Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition as a Persistence Manager for the Google Web Toolkit    Last Update 2008/2/29 7:47
Category  Programming  arrow  Java  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  Web Client  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  Web Server  :  Database  :  Programming  arrow  Tools  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  AJAX
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When building Web applications with the Google Web Toolkit, using Berkeley DB Java Edition as a persistent data store can reduce project costs significantly.

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Visit   Using RichFaces with JSF 2    Last Update 2012/1/11 21:12
Category  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  AJAX  :  Programming  arrow  JavaServer Faces
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RichFaces, like most other rich/Ajax component frameworks designed for use with JavaServer Faces (JSF), was extensively revamped for compatibility with the significant changes in JSF 2. Joe Sam Shirah examines changed and new RichFaces 4.1 components that provide the same functionality he demonstrated in "An introduction to RichFaces" with version 3.1. He also updates the setup requirements for using RichFaces with JSF.

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Visit   Various client-server communication mechanisms in an Ajax-based web application    Last Update 2010/6/30 9:53
Category  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  Web Client  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  Web Server  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  AJAX
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A key part of any Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax)-based web application is the communication layer between the client and the server. To implement this layer, you need to understand the various communication mechanisms that browsers provide, as well as each mechanism's pros and cons. In this article, learn to make the correct match between the specific communication needs of an application and the appropriate mechanism. Detailed examples show you how to create a communication layer that can meet these different client-server communication needs.

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Visit   Web 2.0 Can Be Dangerous...    Last Update 2007/12/19 12:07
Category  Programming  arrow  User Interface / UX User Experience  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  AJAX
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AJAX, rich Internet UIs, mashups, communities, and user-generated content often add more complexity than they're worth. They also divert design resources and prove (once again) that what's hyped is rarely what's most profitable.

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Visit   Web 2.0 user interface technologies    Last Update 2007/2/14 9:28
Category  Programming  arrow  Java  :  Programming  arrow  HTML  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  Web Client  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  AJAX
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Imagine that you are tasked to create a new application that will live in the Web 2.0 world. Some of your users are perfectly happy with HTML-based user interfaces while others expect every application they use to behave like Excel. Your business sponsor expects a productivity-enhancing user experience, but your CIO won't allow you to develop anything that a user needs to manually deploy. You know HTML won't cut it, but what else is out there? This article explores a series of Web 2.0 user interface technologies that enable you to build applications with better-than-browser user experiences. As a result, you can centrally deploy and manage them just like any other Java™ 2 Enterprise Edition (Java EE) application.

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Visit   Working with jQuery, Part 2: Intermediate JQuery: The UI project    Last Update 2009/4/22 9:32
Category  Programming  arrow  JavaScript  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  Web Client  :  Programming  arrow  Tools  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  AJAX
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The jQuery UI package aims to create a well-defined and reliable set of user interface widgets that you can reuse within your own Web applications. The goal is to provide well-tested widgets that go beyond those available in HTML Input elements, and ease the work of all user interface developers.

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Visit   Writing a custom Dojo application    Last Update 2008/12/17 7:07
Category  Programming  arrow  JavaScript  :  Programming  arrow  Tools  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  AJAX
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Learn the tips, techniques, and pitfalls when developing Web 2.0 and Dojo applications. Wendi Nusbickel and Melissa Betancourt have worked on the Dojo application documented in this article for over a year. Having recently completed the development of a Web 2.0 Dojo prototype, they share the experience they gained when creating a custom Dojo application.

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Visit   XML Matters: Ajax tradeoffs: The many flavors of XML    Last Update 2007/1/10 7:42
Category  Programming  arrow  XML  :  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  AJAX
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There are a lot of choices here. The X in Ajax is for XML, but XML is not a language, it is a toolkit for building languages. So your first decision is: do you use an existing language, or build your own? Several tradeoffs are involved. You have to ask if an existing language fits your needs or whether you can design something which is a better fit? Are there tools to process the language, or will you have to build them? If you communicate with others (and if not, why are you building a Web application in the first place?), how well known is the language? Will other applications readily be able to access and use your data?

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