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Saja is a lightweight AJAX scripting engine for PHP with secured function calls. Saja is designed for the speedy creation of simple, intuitive, and maintainable AJAX applications, without the need to write any JavaScript.

BZByte Ajax provides a Java-based interactive Web toolkit for writing professional interactive apps.
BZByte Ajax is a Java-based interactive Web toolkit to make writting professional interactive Web applications easy.
Its a server centric toolkit with the application and development being done on the server, allowing easy development of large applications.
Main features:
- Its very simple/quick to develop GUIs. Many developers know DOM/HTML features which are directly applicable in BZByte Ajax.
- No Remote interfaces to worry about. All updates are GUI driven and handled by the framework, therefore you do not need any exposed code or remote interfaces for your application. Not exposing app interface/code over the net is more secure and protects your intellectual property.
- It runs fast. GUI updates are fast and dont rely on the end users potentially slow computer.
- You can write large/complex applications easily. There is no limit to how big/complex your application is. All code stays on the server. You can add pieces as you go and also share them with other developers
- Controls are provided. Tree, Tabs, Spitters, Menus, Toolbars, Popups, Buttons, and more are provided. You can add more easily.
- Its free for commercial or open source use. Source code is always available and there are no license fees!
Enhancements:
- Simplified the Virtual Image control. Now you just need to pass in a Virtual Image Provider instead of making a .jsp file and all the other nonsense. The WJPageContext needs to be passed in to the new version. Eliminated the VirtualImageUtil class. Deleted the GetImage.jsp page as it is not needed. Note that each tile may not be the same size. The size passed into the control is a "preferred" tile size. The control will optimize the tile size so that it is evenly fits the virtual area. In some cases the end tiles will be smaller than other tiles. As long as you use the tile size given to your VirtualImageProvider then you dont have to worry about any of this.
- Briefly tested with Firefox 2.0 and everything seems to work fine.
- Tree: Set cellspacing and cellpadding to 0 to remove extra space between tree nodes.
- Tree: Added ability for each node to be represented by multiple rows. This allows inserting addition GUI elememts in the tree under a certain node for advanced GUI behavior (e.g. inline property editor).
- Tree: Changed TreeColumnBuilder to return "" instead of null if a property value is null.
- Tree: Added ability to specify alternate row background colors. The tree automatically handles updating the background color as needed.
- Fixed major bug that set a property on an element but not its attribute (setAttribute) in certain situations. Changed the communcation with the JS Client to allow setting properties and setting attributes explicitly. So the server now tells the client what to do specifically depending on the situation (either setProperty or setAttribute).
- Changed BZInput(HTMLINput also BZButton) add setDisabled(boolean) and getDisabled(). This is the easy way to set these properties withouth having to worry about it. Dont use setAttribute("disabled", some value) anymore.
- Changed BZOption to support setDisabled,getDisabled, setSelected,getSelected. Same thing as BZInput. Dont use the setAttribute method for this anymore.
- Changed DataEntryFormElement: Align field names to top. Added method to add vertical field (where the name is above the field value)
- Fixed bug with text field and text area that once the user modified the value and the server tried to reset the value it did not work.
- Split up key event listeners into up,down,and press. Allows listening to only one of these instead of all 3. In most cases only need one so this is more efficient.
- Text field now generates a property changed event for the "TextValue" property when the value changes on the client via typing. The typical "change event" is seperate from this and occurs only when the browser generates a change event (i.e. when the field losses focus).
- Changed the "error connecting host" message to use a div inserted in the top of the browser. This is to avoid a thousand message dialogs that the user needs to dismiss in some situations.
- Fixed bug with Select Element not showing a selection change made from the server on IE6.
- Changed timer cycle that contacts the host to not start another timer cycle until the current one is done. This is more efficient in batching updates to the server.

SADTEC is a kernel for Web applications. This means that you can build a template with TAL. You do not need to know anything about PHP just to create the XHTML template.
The only thing you need to know from PHP is how to fill out variables. All the rest is done by the SADTEC Kernel. You only have to create a link when you are ready.
With greater PHP knowledge, you can use AJAX to build completely new Web applications merely by writing certain functions which will be passed to the template for invocation.
Main features:
- Using TAL for templates through PHPTAL
- Simply just use AJAX without needing to know Javascript, realized with XAJAX
- Bild secure webapplication by using the Multidomainfeature
- Fully downloadable websites through usage of links
- Multilanguage-Support with gettext, realized with PHPTAL
- Multi-Browser-Compatible through Dean Edwards IE7 JS Class
- BSD License for use in commercial applications
- Designed for security and multidomains

Apache2::Ajax is a mod_perl interface to CGI::Ajax.

SYNOPSIS

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# in httpd.conf
PerlLoadModule Apache2::MyAjaxApp
< Location /ajax >
SetHandler perl-script
PerlResponseHandler Apache2::MyAjaxApp
PJX_fn js_function_name perl_function_name
PJX_html Show_Form_sub
PJX_JSDEBUG 2
PJX_DEBUG 1
< /Location >
######################################################

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# module file Apache2/MyAjaxApp.pm
package Apache2::MyAjaxApp
use Apache2::Ajax;
# use whatever else

sub perl_function_name {
my @params = @_;
# do whatever
return $return_value;
}

sub Show_Form_sub {
my $html = ;
# construct html string
return $html;
}

sub handler {
my $r = shift;
# do stuff
my $ajax = Apache2::Ajax->new($r);
$r->print($ajax->build_html());
return Apache2::Const::OK;
}
1;
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This module is a mod_perl2 interface to CGI::Ajax, which provides a mechanism for using perl code asynchronously from javascript-enhanced HTML pages.

As well as mod_perl2, this package requires CGI::Ajax, as well as a CGI.pm-compatible CGI module for supplying the param() and header() methods. If available, CGI::Apache2::Wrapper will be used, which is a minimal module that uses methods of mod_perl2 and Apache2::Request to provide these methods; if this is not available, CGI (version 2.93 or greater) will be used.

Setting things up can be illustrated by the following example of CGI::Ajax, which contains a more thorough discussion, as well as a number of illustrative example scripts.

Mila Ajax Map is an AJAX Web application witch can be used with a Web browser to display a network map with monitoring functions.
How Install
- You need apache, python, python gadfly and cup of coffee.
- At first you need create gadfly db with create_db.py.
- You need determine x and y coordinates for your nodes.
- For each x and y determine node center, i.e x = node x + gif-image size/2. This is center of image. y has same option.
- Write now connections in map.html with jg.drawLine(x,y,x2,y2).
- Write custom tooltips for each node in map.html.
- You can use rrdtools for creating round-trip-time or traffic graffics(see demo page).
- Then copy all from "cgi-bin" and "htdocs" dirs to your apache dirs.
- Add poller.py to crontab (and script for rrd, if you use it). Open http://your.host/map.html and relax.
- You can customize scripts as you want.
Enhancements:
- Changes were made in JavaScript support.

AjaxAC is an open-source framework written in PHP, used to develop/create/generate AJAX applications.
The fundamental idea behind AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML) is to use the XMLHttpRequest object to change a web page state using background HTTP sub-requests without reloading the entire page. It is released under the terms of the Apache License v2.0.
Main features:
- All application code is self-contained in a single class (plus any additional JavaScript libraries)
- Calling PHP file / HTML page is very clean. All that is required is creating of the application class, then referencing the application JavaScript and attaching any required HTML elements to the application.
- Built in functionality for easily handling JavaScript events
- Built in functionality for creating subrequests and handling them
- Allows for custom configuration values, so certain elements can be set at run time
- No messy JavaScript code clogging up the calling HTML code - all events are dynamically attached
- Easy to integrate with templating engine due two above 2 reasons
- Easy to hook in to existing PHP classes or MySQL database for returning data from subrequests
- Extensible widget structure to be able to easily create further JavaScript objects (this needs a bit of work though)
Enhancements:
- Created ArithmeJax sample application
- Replaced JavaScript escape() with encodeURIComponent()
- Changed hook name generator to include __ in front of hookname due to IE6 compatibility error
- Removed redundant AjaxAC class and moved this functionality to AjaxACApplication class
- Updated all examples to reflect removal of main AjaxAC class

AJAX is all the rage these days, and for a good reason. With AJAX, you can create web applications with nearly the same functionality as your desktop programs. Super AJAX Programming Seed project is a tight script that illustrates a simple use of AJAX technology using PHP, HTML and JavaScript.
Main features:
- Super AJAX Programming Seed is easy to install. Just upload the files to your server and youre good to go.
- Super simple code makes it easy to start using AJAX in your own applications.
- Comes with a working exaple of AJAX so you can get started right away.
- Use Super AJAX Programming Seed as a starter for your own technology, or offer it as an example on your own web site of AJAX in action.

Deck is a JavaScript library that aims to provide AJAX-based search and authentication for Horizon Information Portal (HIP) on-line public access catalog systems.
Deck is currently alpha-quality, but it is under active development and it can
already be used to build functional web applications.
Enhancements:
- This release provides basic browse and keyword search capability as well as user authentication.