Data Response Optimization of Ajax
Tan Li, Zongyuan Yang, Jinkui Xie
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Tan Li, Zongyuan Yang, Jinkui Xie
Abstract
(Abstract)This paper analyzes the work principle and data transmission performance of Ajax, and discusses the difference between XML and JSON by experiments with a focus on the format of response data returned. Some suggestions to choose either based on the current application scenarios are given, an optimized model of Ajax which is more efficient and secure is summarized, which improves the shortcomings such as data response redundancy caused by Ajax nowadays.
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(Abstract)This paper analyzes the work principle and data transmission performance of Ajax, and discusses the difference between XML and JSON by experiments with a focus on the format of response data returned. Some suggestions to choose either based on the current application scenarios are given, an optimized model of Ajax which is more efficient and secure is summarized, which improves the shortcomings such as data response redundancy caused by Ajax nowadays.
Key concepts: Ajax, JSON, Computer science, XML, Redundancy (engineering), Focus (optics), Database, World Wide Web