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Question posted: 09 22 2009 06:24:01 +0000,
2 answers, 180 views, last activity
07 06 2010 20:18:08 +0000
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Ajax, or Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, is a programming
technique that enables you to create user interfaces for a Web
browser that behave more like a local, stand-alone application than a collection
of HTML pages.
The major benefit of Ajax is that it allows a
browser-based application to avoid the need for full-page refreshes each
time new data is retrieved from the server. Ajax programmers use the
JavaScript type XMLHttpRequest to exchange data with the server behind
the scenes (i.e., without having to reload the entire HTML page being
displayed by the browser). When new data (usually in XML format) is
received by an XMLHttpRequest instance, JavaScript is used to update the
DOM structure of the HTML page (e.g., inserting some rows in a table)
without rebuilding the entire HTML page in memory.
And as you see there is a relation between javascript,AJAX and XML document. You can use AJAX with JAVA web services for better front end user interface.
You caan use AJAX with any web service techology.
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yes really great.... |
what is the relation between ajex and java???? |