This example was greatly inspired by the Stripes and jQuery AJAX Forms article from Freddy Daoud, but with some nice improvements
Last week I was working on a new Stripes / AJAX example. It involves having a table listing entities, being the last row of the table a form for adding new ones.
The form gets submitted via AJAX, using jQuery, and the response is validated in order to check if the HTTP session is still valid.
If everything is OK, the list is refreshed and a success message appears. On the other hand, if validation errors occur, the list is refreshed and an error message appears.
Also, if the user’s session has expired on the server, an alert is shown to inform the user that his session is invalid, and the page is reloaded so the user can login once more.
Ajaxian has published their second annual Ajaxian.com survey.
The first three by categories are:
Most Popular Ajax Frameworks Prototype - 43% Script.aculo.us - 33% Dojo - 19% Most Popular Ajax Platforms PHP - 50% Java - 37% .NET - 16% Read the original article here.
Update from Joe Walker’s Blog (with a Java perspective):
Most Popular Java / Ajax Frameworks DWR - 53% GWT - 15% AjaxTags - 7%…
I’ve already commented in a previous post about the Google Web Toolkit (GWT). The Google Web Toolkit was the talk of JavaOne 2006, offering developers a way to create Ajax applications by writing Java and having the toolkit generate the client-side JavaScript, which can call back to Java servlets through an RPC-like call.
Robert Cooper offers an initial tutorial to get you up and running with GWT.…
Google has released Google Web Toolkit (GWT), a code generation framework that lets you code Ajax apps in pure Java.
Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is a Java development framework that lets you escape the matrix of technologies that make writing AJAX applications so difficult and error prone. With GWT, you can develop and debug AJAX applications in the Java language using the Java development tools of your choice. When you deploy your application to production, the GWT compiler to translates your Java application to browser-compliant JavaScript and HTML.…
Max Kiesler as posted in his site an article with 60 more AJAX tutorials.
These examples and how-to’s represent the best tutorials that I’ve personally used or otherwise had the opportunity to work with out of the overall group. This post is intended for individuals who learn best by example. Most of the listed tutorials come complete with instructions and source code.
Read the 60 More AJAX Tutorials full article.…
Max Kiesler has posted on his site, a listing of 50 different Ajax toolkits and frameworks, and a listing of 30 different AJAX Tutorials.
Round-up of 50 AJAX Toolkits and Frameworks Round-up of 30 AJAX Tutorials Of course, the lists are by no means complete, but they do include not only the “big names” but also several of the smaller, lighter libraries the web has to offer.…
The first official release of the ASP.NET Atlas Toolkit is ready!
For controls and templates that make adding client-side functionality to your site incredibly easy see Atlas Control Toolkit.…