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    HTML5 browser front ends on new Mobile Web apps give added importance to the 'client' in the client server equation. But SOA has a back-end role too. Scalability is an issue for heavily used applic...

  • JavaServer Faces preps for new version

    Despite predictions that Oracle would allow JavaServer Faces to languish, Java experts say JSF is alive and well, and poised to complement HTML5 and JavaScript.

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Ajax and RIA (Rich Internet Applications)

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  • Ajax spurs Web 2.0, REST rising, survey finds

    Almost 50 percent of developers surveyed are either working with Ajax or planning to this year, according to a new Evans Data Corp. survey, which also indicates this trend is driving Web 2.0 development. Use of REST (Representational State Transfer) ...  News | 13 Feb 2007

  • Ajax seen solving JavaScript issues for RIA

    For rich Internet application (RIA) development, Ajax is doing for JavaScript what JavaScript couldn't do alone, the author argues. "The browser wars made JavaScript inconsistent and thus painful to use," he writes, so Ajax came along as a way of han...  News | 08 Feb 2007

  • ChainBuilder ESB for SOA released

    ChainBuilder ESB 1.0 is a new open source enterprise service bus based on the JBI standard, employing Eclipse-based graphical user interfaces, and an Ajax-based console. ChainBuilder ESB allows users to implement an SOA infrastructure for services co...  News | 07 Feb 2007

  • Ajax-based IT management dashboard unveiled

    An Ajax-based IT operations management dashboard was unveiled at the RSA Conference 2007 in San Francisco by FireScope Inc., an IT operations software vendor. The product uses an Ajax-based portal for viewing graphical information on system availabil...  News | 07 Feb 2007

  • Web 2.0 seen hittiing enterprise big time

    While 2006 was the year of hype about Web 2.0 with Ajax, social networking, and mashups showing up on the cutting edge, this year enterprise vendors are moving swiftly and seriously to add the technology to their product offerings, writes blogger Dio...  News | 01 Feb 2007

  • Open source Ajax collaboration tool boasts gains

    Zimbra Inc. announced the release of its open source Ajax-enabled Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) 4.5. The company said its email service gained two million users in the past quarter bringing the total to six million.  News | 30 Jan 2007

  • PHP library ships for Microsoft Ajax

    Developers using PHP for the scripting of Microsoft ASP.NET Ajax 1.0 applications are getting some help from PHP for Microsoft Ajax Library, a product that was launched this week to coincide with the final release of the Redmond, Wash. software vendo...  News | 25 Jan 2007

  • Ajax reaches C-level

    Ajax is moving into the boardroom as an Ajax-based dashboard for CEOs is released by a temporary staffing firm. The customizable dashboard allows C-level executives to monitor business activities in their company and print out financial reports.  News | 24 Jan 2007

  • Will iPhone take Ajax mobile?

    Ajax has been criticized for its lack of a mobile presence. Blogger Ryan Stewart suggests that if Apple's new iPhone provides the browser Ajax can use, it might answer that criticism.  News | 16 Jan 2007

  • Ajax emerging as RIA alternative of choice, says Burton

    Ajax is pulling out of the pack of those rich interface technologies with Adobe holding the market for animation and streaming content, according to a Burton report released today.  Article | 10 Jan 2007

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