what do you know about new programming technology ajax?
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ajax\n\nasync javascript and xml.\n\nIts pretty much where its at for easy internet apps.\n\nXml takes care of data storage\n\njavascript takes care of the processes.\n\nThere are issues relating to interfering with the Browsers basic navigation functions.
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Active server pages.\n\nMicrosoft JIT compiler for server sider scripting\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=wiki+Microsoft+ASP
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I understand now :)  'Traditional' is probably a better word.  'Basic' programmers aren't real programmers ;)\n\nWith the move of application development and services towards the Internet, and web based systems, the line between Web Programming and 'Traditional' Programming that existed pre-2000 has pretty much disappeared today.\n\nAs an example, I program mainly in Java.  Some of my programs are aimed at database records and transactions, form completion systems, just junk that runs on one computer.  Java bleeds over into the net, however.  JavaScript is a very popular language on the net today.  As if that wasn't enough, AJAX is an emerging group of technologies which brings Java into an extremely active role in developing web sites and content.\n\nRuby is another example.  A scripting language which you can just do a ton with on a single computer.  Add 'Ruby On Rails', a web based package, and you're making web sites with it.\n\nI could go on.  .NET is a group of technologies which you can do standalone, server, or web-based programming with...\n\nPHP is a Web Language, but there's no reason you have to use it for web programming...\n\nAnyway, the days when web programming meant knowing HTML and some simple JavaScript are gone.  Even knowing XHTML1.1, CSS2, and DHTML won't get you a job as a good web developer for any significant project.  If you are looking at a school which has programs that split the focus between web and traditional programming, go with traditional.  You will learn a lot more, and can always move towards using what you learn for web development if that is what interests you.\n\nGetting started in programming can be difficult.  If you want more information or have questions, feel free to message me. my Y! link is in my profile.
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Hi, there are some rules you have to know before knowing that.\n► DOES WEBHOST Support it\nDoes your webhositng company support scripts like PHP/JSP/ASP/RUBY ? Do they have any dynamic scripting support?\n\n► DO YOU HAVE A SCRIPT READY?\nDid you make your dynamic script yet? If not you have to do it...\n\n► IS IT EASY TO DO ONE?\nIf  you know basic programming principles it is easy... For example... look at this in PHP. I will show you how to do it in php! Now... :)\n\n\n► I will make a universal Header that will be included in all my files...\n\nFILENAME: Header.php\n====================\n<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="en">\n<head>\n<body>\n<div id="container">\n<div id="header"><h1>My Website</h1></div>\n<div id="navigation"> \n<ul>\n<li><a href="/?action=1">LINK 1</a></li>\n<li><a href="/?action=2">LINK 2</a></li>\n<li><a href="/?action=3">LINK 3</a></li>\n</ul>\n</div>\n<div id="maincontent">\n\n► Same thing for the universal footer\nFILENAME: Footer.php\n====================\n</div>\n<div id="footer">\n<p>Copyright m0|interactive</p>\n</div>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n\n\n► Note that I opened the maincontent divider and closed it in the footer, in the middle is gonna be the content.So here is the controller of the website\nFILENAME: Content.php\n====================\n<?php\ninclude('Header.php');\nswitch($_GET['link]) {\ncase 2:\ninclude('link2.php');\nbreak;\ncase 3:\ninclude('link3.php');\nbreak;\ndefault:\ninclude('link1.php');\nbreak;\n}\ninclude('Footer.php');\n?>\n\n► Now Lets make one of the links, cause note that the above incldes this file :)\nFILENAME: Link1.php\n====================\n<h2>Link 1</h2>\n<p>Welcome to my website....</p>\n\n\n\n► You see, I AM DONE.. I did a semi dynamic website, note that I did no error checking and all the security stuff which should be into anyones consideration.\nNote that you can make it more dunamic by storing the values in the database and what not! \n\nLike fetchArticle something :)\n\nEnjoy I hope I helped a Bit! NOTE that their might be syntax errors, But This is a way how I to do a dynamic website in under 10 minutes!
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Because JavaScript runs on the client (the browser) and not the server, it doesn't have direct filesystem access to files on the server's hard disk.\n\nHowever, if the file is on the SAME website, you can write something that will send a normal HTTP request to the server, read the file, and insert it in your page. This type of approach is referred to as Ajax [1], and is becoming quite popular on the web. Examples of sites that make use of Ajax are Flickr [2], the new Yahoo! Maps [3], and Digg.com [4].\n\nOf course, if you are talking about simple HTML frames, that's a much easier problem. It looks like you have some promising Answers about how to do HTML frames. \n\nI can't really explain all the details of writing the Ajax script here, because it's pretty involved. But I can certainly link to a few great articles on writing these kinds of JavaScript. It is an advanced use of JavaScript, but if you are patient and read the articles, you should be able to handle it. Good luck!\n\nHere are some articles:\n\nBackground: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AJAX\n\nQuick and dirty: http://jibbering.com/2002/4/httprequest.html\n\nDetails: \n\nhttp://www.adaptivepath.com/publications/essays/archives/000385.php\nhttp://ajaxian.com/
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For AJAX I'd start here:\nhttp://developers.sun.com/ajax/index.jsp?cid=59754\n\nATLAS has multiple aspects each of which offering compelling opportunities for developers and users of linguistic analysis software.\nhttp://www.nist.gov/speech/atlas/overview.html
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Java is also a programming language like VB, VB.Net, C, C++. So you can make any applications like MS-Word, Excel, Power-Point in Java. The main advantage of java applications is they are platform independant. Means you can run them on any operating systems. MS-Word, Excel etc can run only on Windows OS. But Java Applications are sligtly slower then the application developed on Microsoft Platform like VB.Net, VB etc.\n\nBut to make an operating system you cannot use Java. Because Java is made for application programming not for system programming. For operating Systems you need lot of System Programming. C and C++ are the best language for system programming. So, to develop Operating Systems C, C++ are widely used. But only C and C++ are still not enough to make an OS. You also need Assembly Level programming but Java cannot be used to develop an OS.\n\nAJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript And XML. It can be used for online applications. GMail and Google Pages uses AJAX. Now AJAX is also used in Beta version of Yahoo Mail.\n\nTo know about AJAX, you have to understand the general procedure of web pages.\n\nConsider a web page containing a form which accepts the data of user information like first name, last name, address etc. and store it to the database and then after display a message like "Thank you for submitting your information..."\n\nNow you fill up the data and click on the submit button. Now the following procedure occurs\n\n1) Your data is sent to the web server.\n2) Data is stored in the database.\n3) After data is stored, web server gives back a web page containing a message like "Thank you for submitting your information..."\n4) Your web browser accepts the response from web server and display the page.\n\nHere, after clicking on submit button you have to wait until the data is stored and a new page is displayed.\n\nBut consider the example of Google Pages. In google pages during saving your page, the page is not refreshed. You can keep your editing page while your page is being saved. This happens because of AJAX.\n\nWith AJAX you can receive and send data from web server without refreshing the whole page.\n\nTo learn about AJAX, follow the link\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/ajax/default.asp\n\nThis can give you a basic idea of AJAX.
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I use the AJAX IDE\n\nhttp://eng.joyistar.com
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it depends on your prior experience but check this out\n\nhttp://www.infoworld.com/article/06/07/31/31FEajax_1.html\n\nthe topic compares the best ones Dojo, Google Web Toolkit, Microsoft Atlas, Open Rico and Prototype, Yahoo AJAX Library, and Zimbra’s Kabuki AJAX Toolkit.\n\nfor my personal experience I am quite happy with Prototype. \n\nwhile Dojo, zimbra yahoo provide good ready made user interface tools,  prototype seems to provide more for async calls.\n\ndojo demostration tools are very good as well. \n\nthere is one more opencube, but they have a fee for commercial use.
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As a category, I think that web services will be widely used in the near future.\n\nAs a specific language (or group of languages, really), I think that AJAX will be much more prominent in the near future.
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Here we go : Two tools bring Ajax to Eclipse's Ajax Toolkit Framework
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There is a very simple way of creating a web application with AJAX by using SAJAX--the Simple AJAX toolkit.  There is not very much information on the SAJAX website but there are a number of applications on the internet that utilize SAJAX that you can learn from.  Below is a Google search link for SAJAX.\n\nThere is also a link below for a book on Amazon.com called "Foundations of AJAX."  It is a wonderful reference book that was just published on October 17, 2005.  It is getting great reviews on Amazon.\n\nI program AJAX by using PHP but it is also important to have at least a limited knowledge of Javascript.
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If you are using the new Beta, then you may have a non-AJAX supporting browser. If not, you may have some type of cookie error, or some other type of error, in your browser. You may wish to reinstall it.
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XMLHTTP: Super Glue for the Web\nBy Kyle Patrick \nIntroduction\nMost ASP developers have at least fiddled with the new XML support that Microsoft has shipped with their latest browsers. Hopefully, some of you have found clever ways to use Extensible Markup Language (XML) to enrich your Web sites. Yet, using only XMLDOM might give one the feeling that something is missing. After all, XML is meant to be used as a data representation and exchange format on the Web, and while it can be used quite satisfactorily to represent data, developers are still forced to rely on Common Gateway Interface (CGI) for data exchange between the browser and server. CGI, of course, offers absolutely no freedom in the form of communication, so it is fairly useless to use with XML. Luckily, Microsoft has provided a much better method to transfer XML, which has gone largely unnoticed. \nIn the suite of objects that Microsoft packaged with their MSXML parser, perhaps none are more useful or more ignored than the XMLHTTPConnection object. In a very simple sense, it allows one to open an HTTP connection to a server, send some data, and get some data back, all in a few lines of script or code. The data exchanged through the XMLHTTP object is usually XML, but this is not a requirement. \n \nDown to Business\nThe standard model for this type of interaction would be for the client to send a string of XML text to the server, the server loads the string into an XMLDOM object and parses it, then returns either HTML for the client to display, or another XML string for the client to load into an object and interact with. This serves as an effective form of information transfer, especially when used with Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language (DHTML) to allow dynamic display of the returned information. For example, (this will only work with Internet Explorer 5.0 on the client and server):
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The answer is, only if they've been designed well.  \n\nAjax is a useful technique because it can cut down on the number of times you need to wait for an entire page to load.  So, the website can get you what you need by only sending a small amount of information to you (only what has changed) rather than all the information required to render the whole page.  \n\nIf done correctly, a site built this way will "work more quickly".  But, it is entirely possible to design an application using Ajax that does not take advantage of this correctly.  You could make really, really slow applications with ajax too.
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I found Chat-o-licious the other day http://www.electricdiary.com/chat-o-licious\n\nFrom the website:\nChat-o-licious is a proof of concept web-based chat application that uses an AJAX based browser client and a bare bones ASP.NET based chat engine.\n\nThe source code is available from the website. You need a subversion browser to download the code. I have not done it so I cannot verify it's contents.\n\nBest of luck!
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hey man you need to add a new reference first, the in code behind use it. ie: my reference is Ajax, then I click right click on References / Add new Reference / select the reference to be added 'Ajax' / OK. Now in code behind : using Ajax;\n\nand that's all\n\nthen you can use all the Ajax resources, easy uh?