We are doing a lot with AJAX (not cfAjax specifically). But none of it is really FarCry oriented (although it will pull some information from FarCry and the authentication system will still be FarCry).
We are also not bound by cross-browser issues as everything is internal. So we are also heavily going HTA and HTC because we can mandate IE. We currently have a set of HTC-based components that emulate the FLEX components (like HDIV, ACCORDION, TABNAVIGATOR, etc.). If we had mandated Firefox then we would be going XBL/XUL.
We are using JSON for all client/server communications in favour of XML because it is more compact. We are also using JSON for our new JMS Order/Entry platform (as the format for all messages) - for the same reason.
Once I am over the hump of it all I expect the stuff will find it's way to a website for general use. Maybe another of the team here will look at doing an XUL version of the same thing (although there is already work happening in that area).
Having said that - we have been playing around with this type of thing for a few years - so it's not a big learning curve for us as it is likely to be for other coming to it for the first time. We already DO use elements of AJAX (asynchronous server calls) in our internal web-based applications.
Regards,
Gary
On 6/28/05, Geoff Bowers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mark Ireland wrote:
> Anyone playing with cfAjax? Thanks
Glamour is using a combination of the following for AJAX like functionality:
- JSON
- CFJSON
For a variety of elements in the user interfaces to make things more usable.
-- geoff
http://www.daemon.com.au/
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