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WEB DEVELOPMENT
Develop IBM Lotus Domino Web Applications the AJAX Way
Discover a more efficient, less bandwidth-intensive way to deliver Domino Web applications.
 DOWNLOAD (39,305 bytes) -- You can find the interview with Vinod Seraphin, IBM Domino Web Access architect, at the end of the online article. The download file includes code for the Ajax Voting example in the article, plus the formatted JavaScript page contents.
About this Article:
Asynchronous JavaScript And XML (AJAX) is a powerful set of tools you can use to create truly dynamic Web applications that scale well. You can use the techniques shown in this article as tools to create your own thread-safe AJAX applications for Domino or any other back-end that can serve XML, HTML, or plain text over an HTTP transport.
 Richard Schwartz is the founder of RHS Consulting in Nashua, NH, a member of Penumbra Group and an IBM Business Partner. He has more than 20 years experience with communication and collaboration technologies, and has been working with, writing, and speaking about Lotus Notes and Domino since 1993. http://www.rhs.com
Keyword Tags: Asynchronous JavaScript And XML (AJAX), Dynamic HTML (DHTML), IBM, IBM Lotus, IBM Lotus Domino Web Access, JavaScript, Web Development, XML
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ARTICLE INFO
Web Edition: 2005 Week 34, Doc #16905Print Edition: October 2005, Page 8
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File: You can find the interview with Vinod Seraphin, IBM Domino Web Access architect, at the end of the online article. The download file includes code for the Ajax Voting example in the article, plus the formatted JavaScript page contents.
DOWNLOAD: 39,305 bytes
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