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Feb 8, 2010 | Progressive Enhancement with JSF
Progressive Enhancement is a philosophy of web design - start with simple pages, and build them up based on the capabilities of the browser viewing the page. It’s related to (and in some ways, the opposite of) the idea of Graceful Degradation, starting with a nice, fancy page, and dealing with any browser faults in an elegant manner.
Jan 28, 2010 | How Ajax Works With J2EE And Scripting Languages
Last time, I concluded the introductory article on Ajax at a small description on J2EE. Here I am going to discuss the benefits of the Ajax application using J2EE and scripting and the advantage of using them together.
Jan 11, 2010 | How to convert HTML to Javascript (.js) in Java
For some security reasons, you may need to convert your HTML file into Javascript (js) file, and display the JS file instead of the HTML file directly. The concept is quite simple – using the document.write
Oct 29, 2009 | Super simple AJAX for Java apps using JQuery and JSON
Back in April I wrote about Java to/from JSON serialization using XStream. After developing several AJAX applications using PHP and JQuery, I found that for a lot of scenarios a very simple approach is not only easy but very effective.
Sep 14, 2009 | Difference Between Java and JavaScript
Java and JavaScript might seem like one was a direct descendant of the other, but in reality they are far from that. Java is an object oriented programming language that is capable of running on multiple operating systems with the use of an interpreter.
Sep 3, 2009 | DWR Java AJAX Applications
The shortest chapter presents information about Ajaxand DWR. Although the chapter is short, it has some important images that reenforce the explanation,giving you a better idea about how Ajax and DWR work
Jul 9, 2009 | Ajax vs JavaFX
Is JavaFX the "next thing" to replace Ajax? Should we even be comparing these technologies at all? Just for fun, here's an entry from my blog in a parallel universe (I have HTTP-only access to this parallel universe through alien technology that was discovered inside an asteroid that crashed in northern Alberta. Note that ICEfaces also makes use of this advanced alien technology.)
Jul 1, 2009 | Top 5 Java Portal Software
The Portals are designed to offer your employees, partners and customers a single point of access to your organization's data, knowledge and services using a simple and self-explanatory interface.
May 14, 2009 | Ajax and Js Quest Analog Java Implementation
Ajax in the U.S. has not used mock consider how easy the ajax request object XmlHttp the HA! Ha ha, ha us to simulate, it is the original teacher training to make students write the code, and now allow others to criticize U.S. Ha!
Apr 30, 2009 | AJAX enabling Java Web applications
Sun recently announced two initiiatives at JavaOne 2006 to AJAX enable JSPs and JSF components - jMaki and JSF-Extensions. When we announced the efforts, there was confusion about the two and it was viewed as the two technologies were competing. This document helps resolve the confusion and show that the two technologies are complimentary.
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