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  • Ajax missing link in Java EE?

    Is the Java Enterprise Edition the right platform for developing Ajax applications for the emerging Web 2.0 world? Joe McKendrick ponders what it will take for the twain to meet since "Web 2.0 has increasingly become mostly about Ajax," and "Java EE ...  News

  • Ajax and Flex 2 shown working together

    Nitobi Software Inc., which specializes in Web end user technology, provides a demo showing Ajax and Adobe Systems Inc.'s Flex 2 working together. At least one Ajax skeptic is impressed.  News

  • Ajax coders get Flapjax

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  • Ajax frameworks reviewed

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    IT conversations seem to be dominated by talk of Web 2.0, with its only competition for attention coming from the upcoming release of Microsoft Vista, writes veteran technology journalist John K. Waters. "Ajax; mashups; wikis; the Programmable Web; a...  News

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    Stephen Maryka explores Java and Ajax technologies in an effort to understand the complex relationship between standards-based SOA and the ungoverned Web 2.0.  Tip

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