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what is AJAX ? How it is implemented? Given skeleton example?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: March 03, 2007     Asked by: kalyanakumar 
  
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December 14, 2006 01:09:33   #1  
Vijay        

RE: what is AJAX ? How it is implemented? Given skelet...
AJAX is made for suppoting XML format that can be used with JAVA API
 
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December 29, 2006 02:53:08   #2  
vijay        

RE: what is AJAX ? How it is implemented? Given skelet...
Ajax is a concept or collection of technologies which include html or dhtml javascript DOM XMLHttpRequest object XML and a server side scripting language. XML is for data transfer and is not a mandatory choice a user can transfer data in plain text or jason format. Also a server side scripting language is not a requirement but is used in database applications as javascript cannot speak to database in such situation other server side scripting language like php is used.eg: keep watching must add comments to code will add soon.
 
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March 03, 2007 04:32:34   #3  
Aravinth Kumar. KG        

RE: what is AJAX ? How it is implemented? Given skelet...

AJAX - Asynchronus Javascript And XML Using JavaScript technology an HTML page can asynchronously make calls to the server from which it was loaded and fetch content that may be formatted as XML documents HTML content plain text or JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). The JavaScript technology may then use the content to update or modify the Document Object Model (DOM) of the HTML page.


 
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