If you could write your state machine once as part of your server
application, use full page reloads as a first implementation, and then
later use the technique to segment your page reloads into partial page
reloads, without having to redo any of the logic, then you'd have
something . . .
Erik
StÃphane Zuckerman wrote:
I would highly recommend using XmlHttpRequest (aka ajax), which is much
more user-friendly, much quicker to use and more flexible than reloading
the page each time the user clicks on something.
This is a solution I wasn't aware of... And it would be a really great
one, provided I could find a way to use it in my application. Would
you happen to have some code examples I could use to understand better
how ajax works ? I found some pretty useful stuff here :
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2005/02/09/xml-http-request.html
and there are other papers available that I haven't had time to read,
but none with a J2EE example (or even better, a Struts example)...
Thanks anyway, that was really useful ! I might not be able to use
this technology for this project, but I certainly will for another one !
StÃphane
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