I just found that thewre was too many problems with syncronising the downloading of
content. i also found that as I was trying to get the dynamic loading of dynapi code
working, it was a problem to be splitting everything into 4k chucks (the dynlayer for
eg.
is 16k+).
I fully agree with outlining the features / disadvantages of each of the alternatives,
I
just wanted to get the features across before we started another Java vs NO Java
debate.
I am still of the belief that we need to come up with a version that allows for each
browser to complete the task in the most efficient manner. In most of the browsers,
the
only reason for not using the java version has been one of principles and not one of
logic.
Nicolas MASSART wrote:
> Hi !
>
> I implemented a cookie based loader to workaround my loadpanel problem. It works fine
> (but require a server side language, I used PHP)
> For the 4k size limit, I split my files into 4k cookies... and dont forget to destroy
> the cookie when you do not need it anymore :)
>
> Michael Pemberton wrote:
>
> > this is something also available with my java version.
> >
> > it all comes down to how hard you are willing to work to get around the use of
> > java. my java version has the following features:
> > - eliminates syncro problems by not returning until all data is downloaded
> > - unlimited download size, not limited to 4k size of cookie
> > - (IE Only) Allows for the sending of larger amounts of data using the POST
> > method.
> > - allows for accessing html of layer after loading (even in NS4)
> > - allows for execution of JS contained in <script> tags
> > - smaller memory use. does not require creatioin of additional objects other
> > than the
> > applet, thus reducing the number of DHTML objects used.
> > - can be used to dynamically download widgets and other DynAPI components
> > after
> > the page has finished rendering without the need for reloading.
> > (requires some slight aleration of widget code)
> >
> > And, with the use of the php patch submitted a few days ago, it becomes possible
> > to work around the security issues of loading external urls.
> >
> > Nicolas MASSART wrote:
> >
> > > I found something interessant in the Richar's info site...
> > >
> > > http://www.richardinfo.f2s.com/dynapi/Doc_Oliver_Examples/Form_Submitting.html
> > >
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