Re: The Ajax Discussion
- From: "Paul Nichols [TeamB]" <"Paul Nichols [TeamB]">
- Date: Mon, 01 Jan 2007 13:02:19 -0500
Michael Baytalsky wrote:
Hi Paul,The JSP source is in the HTML page. Nothing different in the JSP, just made it a JSP instead of HTML (so that the HTML can be compiled).
Thanks for the example, it's really nice, clean and looks easy.
Could you also publish the JSP source used to process the form
(or did I miss it somewhere)?
Thanks,
Michael
Paul Nichols [TeamB] wrote:Paul Nichols [TeamB] wrote:I am in the process of creating an AJAX instructional site, with examples. Will take some time, since I am extremely busy. In the meantime, since it has been a large topic of debate and discussion in these forums, I have created a simple example in the borland.public.attachments ng for your perusal.
PS. I have added another form on my site that demos how you can take the same scripts in the simple AJAX simpleHelloWorld and use to create more complex examples. Simply view source on the site for the second form (Sample2.jsp) to see that the exact same scripts are being used.
Do not worry that it is JSP. I am only using JSP because the back end is Java. This will work just as well with Delphi as with Java. All you need to do is code your own isapi.dll or ASP.NET for the response. Of course this will work if you are BCB fan as well.
I wish I could show you an example using Delphi but alas, my server is running Linux/Apache, so I have no way to run a Delphi based .dll
I can give you the servlet code if you wish :)
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