Through JSP, developers will have the ability to build a webpage that will not require a very strong bandwidth. A simple Java application will require the user an installed Java and a faster bandwidth for loading, JSP will only require the user a pre-installed Java and the rest will be rendered in HTML. JSP even goes further as it uses XML as its mark-up languag
When JSP was launched, some of its tags could be easily integrated to the present framework. For example GWT is friendly enough to acknowledge some tag libraries. With the present knowledge of Java developers, they are able to build RIA websites without the need for JavaScript. However, these tags were not specifically built for Ajax. Developers still has to make small tweaks in the coding so that it could be acknowledged by the framework when properly launched. In the end, its still up to the developers on how they figure out the trick to integrate JSP to their preferred framework
Today we will take a look at a few AjaxControlToolkit tricks. If you have been working with ASP.NET long enough you know how important this function is to your Ajax based application. In fact, I have been looking online and most of the things I see related to the latest ASP.NET release are concerns regarding AjaxControlToolkit. Without further ado – here they are:
More and more Ajax developers are choosing JSON for their data transfer instead of XML. Although XML has been the pillar of Ajax (X is for XML), JSON has become the choice of most developers because it was particularly built for JavaScript. Compared to XML, JSON is lighter and will work faster compared to XML. This lightweight function enables Ajax based websites and applications to run faster.
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