I’m liking Eric’s idea on using Ajax for monitoring user actions for automatic error logging/capturing. Basically he is turning the tables on the common misconception that ajax can be used for evil “user spying” by instead using ajax to log all the users actions throughout the page for testing. He’ll be able to [...]
thoughts on jsquery and calling JDBC/ORM directly via ajax
I saw on TSS that the article on the Really Simple History framework has been posted. Matt mentioned this at his Java In Action ajax presentation as he had spent a little bit of time trying to get the framework working but didn’t have enough time or documentation to get it done. [...]
latest slides and examples of DWR, Echo2, plain XHR, and JSON-RPC-Java
history of javascript, article on degradable Ajax, more
If you are in the Chicago area tomorrow, come 0ut and listen to me - I’ll be presenting on Ajax for the Chicago Java Users Group.
Directions and info here:
http://www.cjug.org/Wiki.jsp?page=NextDowntownMeeting.
It looks like the much maligned Bloglines interface is finally being improved. There are now keyboard shortcuts for navigating through your feeds, and I also noticed the title now updates with the number of new posts you have to read. The net effect is its very similiar to Gmail in how it displays the [...]
“Remember the milk” launched yesterday, bringing features galore and the kitchen sink
After much hardship I’m giving up on trying to use Prototype’s Insertion function for inserting new rows after a specified target row. Everything I try works in Firefox but blows out in IE 6, which is the “supported platform”. After some searching it seems IE has inconsistent support for the insertAdjacentHTML method, [...]
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