Has anyone tried using AJAX on .NET?
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its realy perfect , not even a trace, cookie , just clean
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You can do this with ASP>net and SQl connection object.\nYou can also use Jav and JDBC
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AJAX is Advance JavaScript and XML. It is a collection of technolgies to make a richer user experience to keep on loading the page in background even when a user is working on a webpage.\nSome good examples are \nDisplay of score in this Yahoo Answers\nGmail\nMicrosoft Outlook etc
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There is a solution for this problem. You can use a web based IM. Check out this website http://www12.meebo.com/\nand experience the power of AJAX :)
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Ajax is the combination of technologies like XHtml,Css,Dom parser and XmlHttprequest and java script binding all these together.Using Ajax one can communicate asynchronously with the server and display the data dynamically such that the user does not feel any sort of the page refreshing time.If you are going to forward the request to another servlet n click of the Submit button this can be done as usaul in the normal servlets.There is not much changes required in the servlet part as the Submit button is also included as a part of the HTML in the servlet itself.If u want to display only a part of the information that is present in the forwarded servlet then u can do it using Ajax because Ajax is really meant for that,not to get and display the entire data from the web page.
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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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I did found one Browser based chat at http://www.worldtechlogic.com. Take a look at their "AJAX Applications" box. Click on "Top 10 Ajax Applications."
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What platform: PHP or ASP.NET?\nDo you have support for database? If so, which kind: Access, MS-SQL, MySQL?\n\nUPDATE:\n\nThe script is complete and ready for use.\n\nhttp://www.dougv.com/blog/2006/11/26/a-simple-php-script-mysql-too-to-track-radio-station-song-requests/
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you can use the java.net packaged, use the HttpURLConnection or URL class..
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Visit\nhttp://www.backbase.com/\nThe master piece on AJAX and a framework too... I am also in search of this particular technology it has a good implementation in PHP and mysql... Still in evolution ...
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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?
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Assuming that by Ajax you mean "use of the XMLHttpRequest object/active X control through javascript", there are a few options.\nPerhaps the biggest limitation of the XMLHttpRequest object is its overly strict security model, allowing only connections to the exact hostname the web page was loaded from. Recent browser updates have started to relax that model, but ajax apps that want to target most browsers are still stuck with the strict model.\n\nVarious "hacks" have been put together to partially overcome this "same-domain" limitation. Those include using IFRAME, SCRIPT or IMG tags, all of which can target external domains and get some data back, to various extents.\n\nMore interestingly, Flash offers an XML object which offers very similar functionalities to the XmlHttpRequest object, but also allows to target external domains (the exact domain behavior is dependent on the flash version. flash 6 allows some curious sub-domain access, while flash 7 and above allow arbitrary domains, provided an authorization file is served by the external domain.)\n\nMy opinion is that Flash is currently being grossly under-used by the Web 2.0 crowd, considering its potential. \nI would expect more applications in the future to use a hybrid flash/js model, where flash provides the backend networking code, while the UI is done using HTML/CSS/JS.
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A few of these other posts are a bit misleading. AJAX does stand for Asynchronous Javascript And XML. It doesn't have to use PHP but can use any server side language to serve up results.\n\nIts main power is that it allows people to basically manipulate objects on a page (sort a table, submit a form, draw a picture) without having to reload the page. Giving the user the impression that it is magical.\n\nThe main process goes like this. A user fills out a form, hits submit, but instead of sending the results as normal, it calls a javascript function which sends the results instead. It usually sends the results to a server-side script that could be PHP, cold fusions, cgi, asp etc. The script then returns the results to the javascript function and the javascript continues without reloading the page.\n\nDon't let it intimidate you, the technology is not as brand new as people have been lead to believe. Just lookup a few key javascript terms... the property ".responseText" and "Microsoft.XMLHTTP" for IE or "XMLHttpRequest" for firefox. There are plenty of examples on the net.
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A simple google search turns up many options.  See below for one simple one.\n\nI saw another one using ajax recently if you wanted more complexity.
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Asynchronous JavaScript And XML, or its acronym, Ajax, is a Web development technique for creating interactive web applications. The intent is to make web pages feel more responsive by exchanging small amounts of data with the server behind the scenes, so that the entire Web page does not have to be reloaded each time the user makes a change. This is meant to increase the Web page's interactivity, speed, and usability.\n\nThere is no such thing as AJAX software. Ajax is javascript combined with xml and php/asp/etc. Its just a buzz word that means a combination of tecnologies.
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javascript doesnt do that. Bravenet adds addons like it. You'd need a serverside JIT compiler like ASP or PHP with sendmail modules.
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If you go to www.amazon.com and type in "Ajax" you will see a list of books there about AJAX. Be prepared to run through javascript, DOM, and XML theory because that is what AJAX is after all. \n\nThe first book in that list I recommend is "Head Rush AJAX" by Brett McLaughlin. I have not personally used this book, but it is part of a book series that I have seen in my local bookstore that lays everything out in a way that is very easy to read and learn. Lots of pictures, examples, and short explanations. Especially if you are already a programmer looking for the basics to get you started.\n\nYou will also see on the same page "Sam's teach yourself AJAX in 10 minutes" which again is great for the programmer looking for just the basics. I love the Sam's series and have about 10 books from Sam's teach yourself.\n\nLastly, when you are ready to jump to the next level you can try "Javascript & DHTML cookbook" by Danny Goodman (O'reilly press). O'reilly is a good book series and often gives great examples and longer explanations.\n\nOr you could try Professional Ajax (Programmer to Programmer) by Nicholas C. Zakas, Jeremy McPeak, and Joe Fawcett (Wrox press). I have a few Wrox Press books as well for ASP and VB Objects. They are well rounded and great to take you through a subject... but sometimes they fall just short of the complex topics. Good thing is, they are rather big, but fairly cheap to buy.\n\nHope this helps!