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AJAX - The Complete Reference
Author :
Tata-McGrawHill
Date : Sun Apr 27th, 2008
With the basic concepts out of the way, like any good programming book we now jump right into coding with the ubiquitous “Hello World” example. In this version of the classic example, we will press a button and trigger an asynchronous communication request using an XMLHttpRequest (XHR) object and the Web server will issue an XML response which will be parsed and displayed in the page. The whole process is overviewed in Figure 1-4.
Hibernate Vs EJB 3.0
Author :
Ramaswamy
Date : Thu Apr 10th, 2008
The J2EE field is agog with excitement about a very popular open-source technology , Hibernate , being elevated to the status of JCP standard. Feedback from J2EE programmers in industry says that knowledge of Hibernate is mandatory for all J2EE aspirants. In this short tutorial , the author attempts to trace the reasons for this new trend and to alert us , to the imminent and dramatic changes in the J2EE landscape.
AJAX - Conversation with an Ajaxian
Author :
Tata-McGrawHill
Date : Thu Apr 10th, 2008
Ajax is a relatively new approach to Web development. Since it is neither a new tool nor a different technology, and neither a new language it requires a different style for you to master it, or to be an Ajaxian. A conversational style has been used to help you understand the nuances of Ajax.
What is OpenLaszlo?
Author :
Ramaswamy
Date : Wed Apr 9th, 2008
In this lab-oriented beginner's tutorial, the author explores OpenLaszlo technology and explains its basic features.
Templates in Groovy
Author :
Raja
Date : Sun Apr 6th, 2008
In this article, we will expose the various APIs for processing Templates in Groovy. A template can be thought of some static content along with some well-defined place-holders. These templates can be re-used any number of times by simply copying it and substituting the place-holders with some appropriate values. The first section of the article concentrates on the various types of Template Engines available in Groovy. And the later section of the article guides you in using the Template API. This is not an introductory article about Groovy, so novice readers can read the introductory article Introductory Article on Groovy before continuing with this article.
Closures in Groovy
Author :
Raja
Date : Sat Apr 5th, 2008
In this article, let us look into one of the important features supported in Groovy, the Closures. Groovy is an object-oriented scripting language in which the syntax resembles Java. Not all languages support the concept of Closures directly, although they may provide indirect support, that too with so many limitations and restrictions. This article will make you familiar with the concepts of Closures and will provide considerable amount of code snippets to make the understanding clearer. This article assumes that the reader is having sufficient knowledge in Groovy Programming and first-time readers may look into the Introductory Article on Groovy before proceeding with this article.
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