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SOA Web Services Session A New Approach to AJAX: Asynchronous Java + XML
A New Approach to AJAX: Asynchronous Java + XML
By: Coach Wei
Feb. 21, 2006 10:00 AM
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The AJAX model dominates headlines, but developing with JavaScript requires considerable developer skills, especially when migrating existing client/server applications to the Web. A new wave of software infrastructure providers is leveraging Java expertise to create enterprise-caliber Rich Internet Applications. This session will discuss building and deploying AJAX (Asynchronous Java + XML) applications using the Java server platform as a JavaScript alternative.
