This tutorial shows you how to move an application from a conventional JSP, Eclipse design to one based on Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) technology. It will guide you through the development of a small human-resources application, first using conventional JavaServer Pages (JSP) and Eclipse, and then migrating it to a highly interactive solution using Ajax.
Migrate a JSP-Eclipse Apps to Lightweight Ajax
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I don’t get it! Why do you link to an article that needs compulsory registration to be readed???
It is probably a good article, like many in the IBM’s Web site, but it looks to me like propaganda for Express-C version of DB2 Universal Database, and Websphere…
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And 12 pages.. godness. Advice: Take the PDF file instead!
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This is the stupidest topic I have ever read.
That’s like saying: “how to make a windshield out of your car’s engine”.
Seriously, do the editors here even read the articles they link to?
Helps to RTFA. Must have missed it or maybe just don’t know the difference between a plain old jsp web page and one using Ajax. Either way you really should read it.
AJAX is just a *part* of a web page. Seriously, I see so many people misuse this term (and don’t understand it).
You’d still need (or want) some sort of functionality on the view side of things, while processing the page itself (even if you only use a small amount of functionality).
AJAX is just a convinent way to get/set updates from a server without a refresh, nothing more.
i.e. you use AJAX *WITHIN* a plain old jsp page
I read the article and know what Ajax is. Who told you it has to be a jsp page?
Who said it has to be a jsp page?
That’s just the example given.
No registration required here. A great article for every web developer that wants to kick their game up a knotch to the next level.