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Sent: 2005 July 31 Sunday 13:44


Itd be really nice if Dynapi did support AJAX and provided an interface to

As I understand it, AJAX is a collection of techniques, not a specification or protocol. So in that regard nothing can ever support AJAX until it is formally defined in a RFC or specification or something. Then applications can all agree to do things "The AJAX Way". Right now it's a general concept of how to use a mixture of different web technologies.

some PHP library that generated Dynapi UI changes on the fly.

There is the IOElement and SODA infrastructure. These allow data to be exchanged asynchronously from the user interface. What is done with that data (UI actions and whatnot) has been left as an exercise for the developer.

OK, for those not familiar with AJAX: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AJAX

I've been roughly familiar with the concept since about the year 2000. It has only recently gotten this AJAX name, earlier this year I think. It will probably be a matter of months before "standardizations" start to emerge.

And a PHP server side AJAX library that generates UI changes:
http://xajax.sourceforge.net/

You'll see that all the client UI changes are expressed in the server
code, which makes writing server applications (and client side UIs :) )
very simple.

Just an idea :)

Ahh, cool. See, that functionality didn't exist a few months ago unless you did it yourself. It definitely needs to be examined how best to proceed. It would be nice if we could drop-in some other project's implementation instead of duplicating work efforts. It would be nice to improve upon what already exists. If you have already examined both DynAPI's IOElement/SODA (in CVS) and xajax, and have a specific suggestion, please discuss here. If you have a detailed outline of some ideas, submit a feature suggestion to the trackers, so we don't forget.

Leif





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