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paperback. Condition: New. Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Pages Number: 614 Publisher: Electronic Industry Pub. Date :2009-04-01 version 1. This book is J2EE-based Ajax Collection. the second edition. J2EE-based Ajax Collection market nearly two years. as the Ajax of the most comprehensive. practical book has been praised by readers. The book is divided into three parts. The first part describes the XHTML. CSS. JavaScript and DOM programming content. The second part details the Prototype. jQuery. DWR. AjaxTags four most common usage of Ajax frameworks. and provides a framework for each practical case. These two parts is the author of crazy Java Training Camp training handouts. is the key part of the book. The third section provides two comprehensive case: Blog systems and electronic auction system that allows the reader to really apply what they have learned in front of the actual project. Book chapters have provided most of the programming exercises appropriate for developers to consolidate what they have learned. the development of theory into practical use. Problem-solving exercises on these programming ideas and information can be accessed http:www.crazyjava.org get the answer. This book is a series of crazy Java system. basic first eight chapters to XHTML. JavaScript and DOM programming-based. can be read without any foundation; Chapter 9. you need to master the content after the Spring. Hibernate and other Java EE knowledge. it is recommended Crazy Java system. carefully read real lightweight Java EE enterprise application. a book. Contents: Chapter 1 Overview 1.1 Ajax Web applications to rethink the history of the application system 1.1.1 1.1.2 Traditional Web applications advantages and disadvantages of re-design Web 1.2 Rich Internet Application 1.2.1 Application 1.2.2 send the request asynchronously. to avoid waiting 1.2.3 Ajax1.3Ajax introduced 1.3.1Ajax work 1.3.2Ajax core: XMLHttpRequest1.3.3Ajax programming scripting: JavaScript Language 1.3.4HTML page's DOM model data exchange and display 1.4Ajax 1.3.5 the basic characteristics of 1.4 1.4.2 .1 asynchronous server response is to send the request data. not page content 1.4.3 browser is the application. not a simple view 1.5Ajax alternative technologies 1.5.1Sun of the Java Web Start technology 1.5.2Microsoft 1.5 ClickOnce technology .3 Flex1.6 Flash-based development environment to build Ajax book Ajax development environment 1.6.1 1.6.2 1.6.3 Configuring Tomcat Tomcat server installation services into Tomcat console port 1.6.4 1.6.5 Deploying Web Applications 1.6. 6 Configuring Tomcat 1.6.7 installation Ant1.6.8Eclipse data source of online download and install 1.6.9 manually installed install the Eclipse plug-in 1.6.10 debug JavaScript scripts Eclipse plug-in 1.7 1.8 Summary Chapter 2 brings Ajax first experience 2.1Ajax advantages of using Ajax technology students to ask questions even if. as a client and server network traffic delays. especially when the network is not good. the communication delay will be more serious. users feel the same update delay it 2.2 JSP chat room began to traditional business logic components 2.2.1 2.2.2 2.2.3 implement the controller view 2.2.4JSP problem 2.3Ajax chat room chat room 2.3.1 send the request asynchronously using Ajax technology students to ask questions is not will be more work 2.3.2 solve the problem of excess refresh parsing server response 2.3.4 2.3.3 when to send students to ask questions clients frequently request sends a request. do not increase the burden on the server 2.3.5Ajax chat room features 2.4Ajax the technical difficulty of programming Web 2.5 applications with Ajax applications of traditional contrast 2.6 Summary Chapter 3 Detailed 3.1XHTML Profile 3.1.1HTML XHTML language and history of the role of student questions in the saved HTML file. in the end use. htm extension is used. html extension it Should I use FrontPage to learn HTML document Or better using.…

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