软件名称： Practical Ajax Projects with Java Technology
软件介绍
Who would have imagined that someone cleverly applying the name of a popular cleaning
agent to a programming technique would change the world? That’s exactly what is happening
right now!
Ajax, Asynchronous Javas cript and XML, has taken the web development world by storm,
and for good reason. It not only ushers in a new era of potential for web applications to “grow
up,” so to speak, in terms of the user interface they provide their human users, but also allows
for a fundamental paradigm shift in the way people approach web development. No longer
are we bound to the document/page model of things, but the world of user-driven events, in a
much more real way than was possible before, can now become a reality. Web applicationscan
now be developed, perhaps for the first time—at least the first time in terms of developer
mindshare (because, as you will learn, Ajax is not really anything new!). Cool!
Ajax has enjoyed a somewhat extended “hype bubble,” as I like to call it. Usually, things like
this come and go in the blink of an eye in Internet time. But we’re going on over a year now since
that fateful day when someone smarter than the rest of us, at least in terms of nifty naming,
came up with a name that described something many of us had been doing for a long time. You
know what they say: it’s not so much the idea that matters, it’s who names it first that does.
The fact that the hype is still going strong shows that Ajax may in fact be something differ-
ent. And really, it isn’t so much hype any more as it is people coming to grips with the reality of
it, wanting to get past the marketing and the initial “wow” factor, and realizing that there is a
lot of good there to be harnessed. Maybe it isn’t just a pretty name—maybe there is some meat
there. Indeed, there is!
A big part of the reason I wrote this book is because in order for many of us programmers
to see why Ajax may be more than a temporary fad and much more of a paradigm shift, we
have to see it in action. We can read all the white papers we want, we can ingest all the intro-
ductory articles on it that we can find, and we still will be scratching our heads and saying,
“OK, I understand the mechanics of it, but how can it be applied in the real world?” My goal
with this book is to give programmers real demonstrations of how Ajax can be used in real
applications in cool ways, and explain how Ajax can reduce our dependency on fossil fuels
and result in world peace.
OK, you got me. It can’t replace gasoline—yet. Gimme another week.
Seriously though, this book is for the programmers out there who learn better when they are
seeing real code in action, code they can dissect and play with. It isn’t written for the theorists
among us, or those who no longer twiddle bits on a regular basis. That isn’t to say architects, of
which I am one (I am just fortunate enough to still be able to write code too!), can’t get anything
from this book. Of course they can! But those in the trenches making the glorious designs a real-
ity are the ones who will benefit most, I believe.
agent to a programming technique would change the world? That’s exactly what is happening
right now!
Ajax, Asynchronous Javas cript and XML, has taken the web development world by storm,
and for good reason. It not only ushers in a new era of potential for web applications to “grow
up,” so to speak, in terms of the user interface they provide their human users, but also allows
for a fundamental paradigm shift in the way people approach web development. No longer
are we bound to the document/page model of things, but the world of user-driven events, in a
much more real way than was possible before, can now become a reality. Web applicationscan
now be developed, perhaps for the first time—at least the first time in terms of developer
mindshare (because, as you will learn, Ajax is not really anything new!). Cool!
Ajax has enjoyed a somewhat extended “hype bubble,” as I like to call it. Usually, things like
this come and go in the blink of an eye in Internet time. But we’re going on over a year now since
that fateful day when someone smarter than the rest of us, at least in terms of nifty naming,
came up with a name that described something many of us had been doing for a long time. You
know what they say: it’s not so much the idea that matters, it’s who names it first that does.
The fact that the hype is still going strong shows that Ajax may in fact be something differ-
ent. And really, it isn’t so much hype any more as it is people coming to grips with the reality of
it, wanting to get past the marketing and the initial “wow” factor, and realizing that there is a
lot of good there to be harnessed. Maybe it isn’t just a pretty name—maybe there is some meat
there. Indeed, there is!
A big part of the reason I wrote this book is because in order for many of us programmers
to see why Ajax may be more than a temporary fad and much more of a paradigm shift, we
have to see it in action. We can read all the white papers we want, we can ingest all the intro-
ductory articles on it that we can find, and we still will be scratching our heads and saying,
“OK, I understand the mechanics of it, but how can it be applied in the real world?” My goal
with this book is to give programmers real demonstrations of how Ajax can be used in real
applications in cool ways, and explain how Ajax can reduce our dependency on fossil fuels
and result in world peace.
OK, you got me. It can’t replace gasoline—yet. Gimme another week.
Seriously though, this book is for the programmers out there who learn better when they are
seeing real code in action, code they can dissect and play with. It isn’t written for the theorists
among us, or those who no longer twiddle bits on a regular basis. That isn’t to say architects, of
which I am one (I am just fortunate enough to still be able to write code too!), can’t get anything
from this book. Of course they can! But those in the trenches making the glorious designs a real-
ity are the ones who will benefit most, I believe.
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