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    Data Portability in Frameworks
    Data processing is often the most important part of an Ajax based application. Interaction with the user often deals with data processing. Users access Ajax based applications online with the hope of accessing information they seek or they already have a preconceived information and use the Ajax based application to process or transform the information to their preferred type of data. These processing could be for leisure, business or other personal reasons but the data is still king when it comes to data processing. For that reason, proper use of XML in Ajax based applications should be observed the entire time. The coding of XML will determine th

    Updated: 03/21/2009

    XMLProbe for Better Information Interaction
    XML is a very important component in Ajax. Without XML, data interaction and portability will never be possible. XML is the standard for streaming information to the client side. Its ability to interact with different browsers across the operating system is very remarkable. This type of mark-up could be applied to the simplest programming language to the most complicated programming technique. The efficiency of XML is based on the fact that it has the ability to interact with the user – as long as the parameters are correct. The compatibility of parameters has to be ensured or else error will be encountered in loading the information or the d

    Updated: 03/21/2009

    Ajax for Small Screen Sized Devices
    The resources available to develop an Ajax based website are very high in volume and they will not even cost a cent. As long as the developer knows where to look, help regarding a specific case is always there. On the other hand, resources for Ajax based websites that could be implemented in a mobile phone are limited. Although there are more mobile phones in the world than the actual human population, websites with Ajax for mobile phones is very limited. We may see very powerful mobile phones such as iPhone and HTC Touch that as the ability to browse full page websites but that is only a small percentage of the total mobil

    Updated: 03/21/2009

    Ajax through ADF Faces
    Ajax without the Works through ADF Faces Developing an Ajax based application is a challenge. Even with the help of a framework, there are lots of considerations the developer has to think about to ensure that the application will be able to perform as planned. The complexity of JavaScript and combining these functions with HTML and XML is a lot in actual development than in simple writing. That is why an Ajax based application without the complexity of JavaScript is a sign that building an Ajax based application could be a lot easier. However, an Ajax application NEEDS to have

    Updated: 03/21/2009

    Best Practices for Layout in Ajax
    Building an Ajax based application is all about developing online applications with rich user interface. Because of the popularity of Web 2.0 sites, developers are often geared in building applications with interactivity and layout for an Ajax based application. The use of JavaScript and simple layout patterns provided by HTML and other applications has created almost unlimited options on what the application will look like. But even with almost available options for layout, there are still limitations developers have to consider. More often than not, they have to consider some things especially the functionality of the lay

    Updated: 03/21/2009

    XMLServlet and XMLGenerator Data Portability
    A common programming language often used with frameworks to develop Ajax based application is Java. Although the coding technique of Java and JavaScript (for Ajax) is different the behavior of Java could be easily compared with JavaScript. Both offer client side interaction which displays results of queries from users without page refresh. The creation of new techniques in porting Java to Ajax has led to the development of frameworks. The difference of Java and Ajax is now a thing of the past since they can now be used together in a single application. However, Java will not take the center stage since its functions is geared towards compatibility

    Updated: 03/21/2009

    Testing Your Ajax Application with JsUnit
    When Ajax was in its infancy, testing an Ajax based application was done manually. Developers had to test the application function per function to ensure that the application would work as planned. This usually took days or weeks before an Ajax based application was deemed fit to be released. Moreover, that testing was not even based on stress but was on functionality only. Today, there are testing tools which can be used to ensure that the Ajax based application will work as expected. They are usually geared towards JavaScript, the main programming language in building Ajax based application. One of those testing tools rec

    Updated: 03/21/2009

    Inter-Portlet Contact in Ajax
    Developers will frequently have to work with portlets. Portlets are components in a website where information will be released to the browser or to the client side. Every developer whose orientation is in developing websites, will most likely work with portlets. Whatever programming language they may use, they will have to harness portlet component to ensure they are building the application as expected. Portlets in Ajax Using portlets is possible in Ajax with a little twist. Different portlets can be launched at the same time with the same browser and with the right coding; they can be used to provide inform

    Updated: 03/21/2009

    OpenQA Selenium and CruiseControl
    There are probably hundreds of Ajax testing tool out there that could be used anytime. Each of them has strengths and weaknesses, uniqueness which makes them a powerful software and promising releases which will continue to improve an application. Some are created for businesses with a license fee while others are absolutely free. With that said, let’s take a look at two Ajax testing tools – OpenQA Selenium and CruiseControl. These tools were developed when Ajax is already part of the mainstream coding. Unfortunately, some tools are being abandoned because they took the wrong way or there is just not enough developers to rebuild a parti

    Updated: 03/21/2009

    Optimizing your MVC
    The MVC or Model View Controller of an application greatly suggests how it will perform or would perform as fast as you expect it. Developers often have a personal preference on what type of MVC to follow because their coding techniques and other factors they greatly consider points to the specific handling of MVC. Although that practice could be effective as a stand alone application, it is still important to follow the industry recognized (or at least widely practiced). Following Ajax’s Philosophy One of the key features of an Ajax based application is the lesser bandwidth req

    Updated: 03/21/2009

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