Projects tagged ‘json’ and ‘xmlhttprequest’

DWR (Direct Web Remoting) is Easy Ajax for Java DWR enables Java code on the server and JavaScript code in a browser to interact and call each other as simply as possible, making it easy for ... [More] developers to add data into web pages. DWR generates JavaScript to allow web browsers to securely call into Java code almost as if it was running locally. It can marshall virtually any data including collections, POJOs, XML and binary data like images and PDF files. All that is required is a security policy defining allowed actions. With Reverse Ajax, DWR allows two-way interaction: browser calling server and server calling browser. DWR supports Comet, Polling and Piggyback as ways to publish to browsers. [Less]

This javascript function creates an auto-complete field powered by PHP or whatever language you may want to use as your backend provider. It implements easily and is totally customizable.

Enterprise Portal is a web application for small-business in mind. The purpose of application is to let people easily work with customers, vendors, track work within their own company, etc... ... [More] Enterprise Portal is fully extendable and possiblity for connectivity with database through webservices. [Less]

The idea behind Ajax Class is to allow creation of cross-browser request objects in order to make Asynchronous/Synchronous HTTP request calls. Basically, it should provide Clean-Easy-Fast OOP way to ... [More] make HTTP request calls. Without wasting developer time in handling of trivial errors while doing the process at the same time giving full control over the process making every bit of it customizable. If you have changes you want to the Ajax Class, send an email to the project owner/s and I/We will add you to the project. [Less]

General DescriptionGeneralLanguage: JavaScript Current version: 1.0.0 PanAjax is a JavaScript based class used for loading XMLs with Ajax technology. This project was designed to give users some ... [More] lightweight base accepting cross-browser compatibility. Browser compatibilityTested on: IE6 IE7 Firefox 2 Firefox 3 Chrome Safari Opera TechnicalReviewPanAjax supports two main Ajax technologies XML and JSON. In addition to Ajax requests PanAjax also supports some useful technologies that help a modern developer in creating a good looking and powerful WEB2.0 applications. AjaxModern WEB2.0 website is usually full of inner Ajax requests to the server. Let's take GMail as the most common example: GMail is based on Ajax technology. For example when you switch between your Inbox and SendItems you can see that your browser doesn't change the page you're on but only changes the content of your page. This technology let's you create more user-friendly applications and save some money on your traffic. DOMAren't you tired of seeing tons of document.getElementById('myObj') in your code, it's time for a change, now you can simply use $('myObj') and have the same effect. Ajax FunctionsPanAjax.XMLRequest() PanAjax.JSONRequest() PanAjax.JSONKillRequest() ConstantsPanAjax.Browser PanAjax.BrowserVersion PanAjax.OS PanAjax._GET General FunctionsPanAjax.setCookie() PanAjax.getCookie() PanAjax.getNodeText() $ Dollar Sign LicenseThis project is under GNU General Public License v2 [Less]

The Simile Timeline for Rails project provides a set of tools for Ruby generally, and Rails specifically to generate Simile Timeline DHTML controls in pages, and produce and consume events for display ... [More] within those timelines. It provides a two view portions, the first of which generates DHTML + JavaScript powering the timeline and fielding events to a remote server, and the second which generates JSON-formatted events consumable by the timeline. It also provides an ActiveRecord mixin which allows existing Rails model instances to expose themselves as Simile Timeline events. [Less]

This project has moved into http://coderepos.org/share/browser/lang/javascript/JSONScriptRequest/

MetaJS is a javascript meta-languange based on top of javascript which allows to easily create class herarchies. MetaJS (called octometa in the past) was quoted in a master theses written in Vietnam ... [More] by Nguyen Hao Binh. The paper could be found on this web page. This meta language has been used to create an on the fly remplacement for the rosa applet, for a web gis applications. MetaJS also implements a simple class hierarchy which creates child classes answering on XmlHttpRequest. These child classes allow further data manipulations and interaction with the html page. The library gives an easier access to POST or GET variables. MetaJS ships its own implementation of a JSON parser in order to get the answer of a XmlHttpRequest as a JSON object. MetaJS as a language has been used to implement a first release of a windowing system to be embedded in a web page. Check the howtos for more information. [Less]