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JavaScript EE, Part 2: Call remote JavaScript functions with Aja The RPC mechanism is very simple. You have a set of JavaScript functions on the server and you want to be able to call them from the Web browser as if you had a single JavaScript engine executing both the client code and the server code. Therefore, you'll need some client-side routines that should have the same names and parameters as their server-side counterparts. The client-side routines will use Ajax to transmit their parameters to the server where the actual processing takes place. A Java servlet will invoke the server-side functions and will return the results to the client, using the JSON format. The client-side routines will then evaluate the Ajax responses, converting the JSON strings back to JavaScript objects, which are returned to the application. As an application developer, you can focus on building the user interface and the functions that are executed on the server. Developing a JVM-monitoring application Figure 1. Creating the Web page Listing 1. Listing 2. Listing 3.
Informative and Usable Footers in Web Design Advertisement Website designs have so many different elements that work together to convey information in a usable and organized manner. For a website to be effective, every element on the page, from the header to the footer, needs to add to its overall usability and readability. In this article, we’ll take a look at the footer and see what exactly makes for a good website footer. Keep in mind that just because the footer is at the bottom of the page doesn’t mean you should slack off with good design practice. We’ll look here at what to include in footers, the importance of site maps, usability practices and styling ideas and trends. What To Include In Footers Before we go over how exactly to design the footer, let’s talk about common elements to include in footers and the importance of each. Site Map Usability is foremost in importance in Web design. In the site map below, visited pages show up differently than the other links. Quick “About” or “Contact” Information A Simple Contact Form
Er.js: Erlang-in-JavaScript About Er.js piggybacks on Neil Mix’s Thread.js which fakes threading in JavaScript 1.7 using coroutines and nested generator continuations. The goal is to replicate Erlang’s concurrent lockless process model and message-passing APIs in JavaScript. Running Concurrently Running a JavaScript function in the background is easy with Er.js: Er.spawn(myBackgroundFunction); Er.spawn starts a new Er.js process running myBackgroundFunction, and returns its process id. Because processes are really coroutines, you have to call yield before any function which might block. function myBackgroundFunction() { // Wait for 4 seconds yield Er.sleep(4000); // Do other things… } Sending Messages In Erlang and Er.js, each process has a built-in message queue that other processes use to send it messages. Here, myPid is assumed to be the process id from some former call to Er.spawn. Receiving & Pattern Matching Linked Processes Message Multicast Concurrent AJAX with Er.Ajax Er.DOM Event Handling Future Work Native Threading
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Build Ajax applications using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Traditionally, to provide richer client features to Web-based clients, you had to create Web-based applications that are comprised of a homogeneous system from various technologies, which may include: Server-side Web or application server, such as Apache HTTP Server, Microsoft® Internet Information Services (IIS), Sun Java™ Web Server, IBM® WebSphere®, or BEA WebLogic Server-side scripting or processing language, such as Java, PHP, JavaServer Pages™ (JSP), or Active Server Pages (ASP) Client-side scripting and formatting, such as HTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), JavaScript, or DOM HTTP communication protocol or application program interface (API), such as XMLHttpRequests or JavaScript Serialized Object Notation (JSON) Imagine being able to use JavaScript code directly in your HTML pages and simply stating that the code should execute on the server side before returning the HTML on the client side. Installation There are a number of files and folders inside the Aptana Jaxer folder. data tmp
Jonas Brothers: Tweet us your questions for a live video chat... Develop AJAX applications like the pros, Part 3: Use DWR, Java, This is the third, and final, article of a three-part series on popular JavaScript libraries that you can use to create Ajax-powered applications. In Part 1 , you learned about the Prototype library to build a Web application for managing songs. Part 2 described using the Scriptaculous library to build a Web application for managing photos. This article shows you how to leverage DWR to simplify Ajax development. This article uses version 2.0 of DWR. The sample code requires Java 5+ because it uses both generics and annotations. Introduction to Direct Web Remoting (DWR) Ajax applications can seem magical at first, but the process of developing the applications is straightforward, thankfully. Back to top Sample application: Ajax message board The sample application used here is a simple message board. Setting up the back end You start by creating a database table for the message board. Most of this is just boilerplate code: several fields with getters and setters. Creating remote services <? .
Six ways to make Web 2.0 work - The McKinsey Quarterly - Six ways Web 2.0 work - Business Technology - Application Management Technologies known collectively as Web 2.0 have spread widely among consumers over the past five years. Social-networking Web sites, such as Facebook and MySpace, now attract more than 100 million visitors a month. As the popularity of Web 2.0 has grown, companies have noted the intense consumer engagement and creativity surrounding these technologies. Podcast Six ways to make Web 2.0 work Over the past two years, McKinsey has studied more than 50 early adopters to garner insights into successful efforts to use Web 2.0 as a way of unlocking participation. Some historical perspective is useful. Web 2.0 covers a range of technologies. Earlier technologies often required expensive and lengthy technical implementations, as well as the realignment of formal business processes. Gains from participation Clay Shirky, an adjunct professor at New York University, calls the underused human potential at companies an immense “cognitive surplus” and one that could be tapped by participatory tools. 1.
Running Java in JavaScript Welcome Waxy.org and Slashdot readers. I blog about JavaScript, like it’s my job, feel free to subscribe for a ton more posts like this.Related Posts: When I was in Tokyo this past fall speaking at the Shibuya.JS user group I had the opportunity to see a number of interesting JavaScript projects that have yet to make it outside of Japan. One project, in particular, really caught my eye. The one demo that was presented was that of a real-time, interactive, Tetris game: If you take a peak at the generated source code you can see some interesting tidbits (obviously all of the code is meant to be ‘machine readable’ – being just converted bytecode): "java/lang/Thread 1316742099":function(){var orto333=orto245[0];var orto336=orto350(orto333);if(orto336.orto340! case "CHECKBOX":orto171=orto188["orto/ui/CheckBox"];break;case "IMAGE":orto171=orto188["orto/ui/ImageButton"];break;case "RADIO":orto171=orto188["orto/ui/RadioButton"];break; Comments are closed.
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