Vol. 2 Iss: 5

Moving Beyond AJAX: 2008 Is the Decision Year For RIAs
Is AJAX fit to serve as spear carrier for next-generation Web technology? That question, asked by the San Diego Business Journal in March 2007, was answered by the sheer scale of the last two AJAXWorld Conference & Expos, in March (New York) and September (Santa Clara). The undisputed ...
Feb. 14, 2008 Reads: 34,274 Replies: 1
Bringing RIAs into the Enterprise: New Challenges, New Solutions
Those startups have it easy. Okay, startups don't have it easy where products, funding, customers, or revenue are concerned. But when it comes to building slick AJAX applications, if you're an enterprise developer, you have a lot more to worry about than they do. This article discusse...
Feb. 11, 2008 Reads: 16,874
AJAX Reporting Challenges & Solutions with Adobe Flex
Creating reporting applications in AJAX is often more challenging than developing data entry CRUD applications. Reporters usually need to process lots of data, preferably on the client side to minimize the amount of information that goes through the wire. Reporters need to know how to ...
Jan. 15, 2008 Reads: 12,840
Growth of Web Applications in the U.S.
The rise of Web applications - Web sites that replace the functions of a software program that was traditionally installed on a personal computer - is one of the hottest topics in tech. Huge numbers of Web 2.0 start-ups are competing for user attention and many observers predict the ra...
Jan. 12, 2008 Reads: 4,595
Working with the Google AJAX Feed API
As you may know, one of the most compelling features of the Internet has been the explosion in the use of Internet feeds. Internet feeds serve as an extremely useful way to syndicate pure data in XML, as opposed to classical HTML Web pages where the data is intermixed with the user int...
Jan. 10, 2008 Reads: 5,058 Replies: 1
Betting on Java for AJAX
Each day as an AJAX developer seems to bring another helpful revelation: a new tool, a new gadget, a new way to reinvent the browser. But even when I'm confronted with a breakthrough as big as Firebug - the brilliant debugging tool for Firefox - in the back of my mind I'm reminded that...
Dec. 14, 2007 Reads: 7,411

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	Turkish Java Needs Special Brewing By Joe Winchester James Nelson wrote: Thanks for the posting, which we are hoping will solve our software issue with two Turkish clients. This may be four years out of date, but please correct the code example, which has many nonsensical errors (two identical operations on anotherUserVisibleString, use of String tag without later reuse,...
	WSRP Really Works! By Matt Silver Ambuj wrote: Hi Matt, I have some problem with retrieving the producer, when i am entering the wsdl of my service(https) which is in WSRP and hosted on IIS, then its saying unable to retrieve producer. And if i try the same in IE its getting the wsdl, now can you tell me where i am missing the configuration...
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	Cloud Computing - Game Changing? By Raj Sheelvant Bruce Arnold wrote: Kudos to the Cloud Crowd for Re-Inventing the Wheel! One thing 30 years in the IT industry has taught me is that the more things change, the more they stay the same. Another is that the only memory we seem to access is short-term. A third is that techno-marketeers rely on that, so they can put...