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This example will give you an idea about how you can implement simple AJAX interaction in your web application.
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This article demonstrates just how easy it is to start using this approach, by leveraging an Ajax framework (DWR) to construct an application that communicates with backend services directly from the browser.
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Some very basic examples of how to call and respond to the XMLHttpRequest object to access server side scripts from the client
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The example shows how Ajax GUI widgets can be created and incorporated in JSP code
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This tutorial shows how to configure DWR (Direct Web Remoting) with Java Web Application. Design your Ajax application around a JavaScript framework bound to Java objects on the server....
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This tutorial shows how to take things one step further, using a framework that formalizes your ability to make remote procedure calls on server-side Java objects from JavaScript client code.
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This tutorial demonstrate how automatically (you might say automagically) generates an ordered or unordered list using server content, such as a list of high-end bike makers. A typical list on a web page is hardcoded into the web page’s HTML code
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Connect to a Java object running on the server and use JavaScript to display a HashMap’s contents on a web page. This hack takes a java.util.HashMap containing the names of bike manufacturers keyed to their product codes and displays this information...
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A Simple Ajax email contact form demonstrating the ease in which JavaScript objects can be converted into Java objects using the Direct Web Remoting (DWR) framework. Source code download included.
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This tutorial demonstrate how to use the DWR framework to access a JavaScript representation of a Java object from the server. Then displays the object on a web page.
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This tutorial shows you how easy it is to create an AJAX-enabled Phobos application using a simple example that performs add and remove list operations using AJAX.
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In this article in the Seamless JSF series, Dan Allen shows you how to use the Seam Remoting API and Ajax4jsf components to communicate with managed beans on the server as if they were local to the browser.
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In this second installment of the three-part series, you will see how to identify anonymous users across browser sessions, how to manage the automatically saved form data for multiple users and pages, how to choose a data repository.
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There are 2 ways to get started with DWR, the easy way is to download the WAR file and have a look around, however this does not help you see how easily DWR integrates with your current web application...
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This tutorial shows you how to use a jMaki widget wrapped as a JSP custom tag handler in your application. Behind the scenes, jMaki wraps the widget's resources into a JSP custom tag handler or JavaServer Faces component
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You'll learn how to submit Web forms with Ajax, how to use the JSF framework to handle Ajax requests, how to control the JSF request processing life cycle, how to manage form data on the server side, and how to identify anonymous users across browser sess
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This article demonstrates the use of DWR to create a multi-user web-based chat site. It demonstrates how simple it is to integrate JavaScript in the web browser with Java on the server.
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Author discussed about reusable DHTML widgets and shows how to wrap expandable menu to reuse it.
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Thsi tutorial explains how to use Ajax with the existing components of the JSF and ADF Faces frameworks and how to create Web applications based on Ajax, JSF, and ADF Faces with the help of Oracle JDeveloper 10g
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Tutorial discusses the new Comet support in Grizzly (sometimes called request polling, http streaming or continuation), build on top of Grizzly's Asynchronous Request Processing(ARP)
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This tutorial creates a pop-up selection list on a web page from a Java Map. The list is made up of a select tag with one or more nested option tags. Each option can have a value attribute, which is what the web application sends to the server
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This is another sample tutorial from sinkmyship.com web game code. This feature is pretty unique as I have not seen it implemented on many other sites.
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The article focuses on the techniques you can use to generate data-centric views of your Java objects. It demonstrates a variety of methods you can use to turn your JavaBeans into XML documents. Also, it introduces you to JavaScript Object Notation(JSON)
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n this article, we will take fresh approach and implement an AJAX-powered component that will not only upload the file to server, but also monitor the actual progress of a file upload request in "real time."
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The code in this tutorial displays the current date and time, and compares this data to the Greenwich mean time (GMT) date and time. This XML file binds the JavaScript name JsDate to a corresponding Java Date object
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Shows how to get the city and state values, then uses the request object to fetch the ZIP Code from a server-side component, which interacts with the web service. The server-side component pulls the ZIP Code out and sends to our Ajax application
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This atricle shows how to create a project that allows you to Ajax-enable any of the JavaServer Faces components that your web applications already use
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This atricle introduces jMaki project that gives you a simple way to include Ajax-enabled widgets in your web applications
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This article shows strategies that can be used to add AJAX support to just a part of your application or to create re-useable JSF components
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Step By Step Tutorial for how to create a custom reusable GUI Class to present 2D/3D animated interactive component to build GUI web applications, such as, the GPS application
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This article shows how you can use the Jetty servlet engine and DWR together to implement a Comet Web application simply and efficiently.
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This article demonstrates the client and server side pieces to using an API key. Lots of code, and shows how to generate the key from the client web site address and a secret service token.
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In this article, author speaks about the flexibility of the JSF component model and how the Ajax functionality might be added to it.
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In this article you'll find out how to restore the data of a JSF form, which is trickier than you might think. You will learn interesting JSF techniques.
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