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Does it make sense using Ajax for a Dynamic XML Table-Editor?

Sebastian Skritek, Wolfgang Aigner, Silvia Miksch

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Ajax is an approach to create user interfaces for web applications that behave like desktop applications. We discuss, whether Ajax is applicable on the Dynamic Query Table Editor, a web application that shall be developed within a practical course. We summarize pros and contras of Ajax and what should be considered when using it. Based on extensive comparison of possible features for the user interface with and without Ajax we conclude that Ajax is a good choice to enrich the application.

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Ajax is an approach to create user interfaces for web applications that behave like desktop applications. We discuss, whether Ajax is applicable on the Dynamic Query Table Editor, a web application that shall be developed within a practical course. We summarize pros and contras of Ajax and what should be considered when using it. Based on extensive comparison of possible features for the user interface with and without Ajax we conclude that Ajax is a good choice to enrich the application.

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Ajax is an approach to create user interfaces for web applications that behave like desktop applications. We discuss, whether Ajax is applicable on the Dynamic Query Table Editor, a web application that shall be developed within a practical course. We summarize pros and contras of Ajax and what should be considered when using it. Based on extensive comparison of possible features for the user interface with and without Ajax we conclude that Ajax is a good choice to enrich the application.

Key concepts: Ajax, Computer science, XML, World Wide Web, Table (database), User interface, Dynamic web page, Web application

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