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Category Archives: AJAX
New Release – Shine Reference Project
We have a new release of the GWT/Spring Shine Reference project out here (ver 0.3), which is an important improvement on the previous releases. Now includes proper Data Layer : using Spring 2.5 annotations, Hibernate 3.2 and integrated HSQLDB runtime … Continue reading
Handling AJAX Errors using Prototype & Rails
Ruby on Rails comes with a lot of nice helper methods for generating the JavaScript driving the AJAX calls to your controllers. Handling the responses from the HTTP server becomes a snap too, with Rails providing a few simple callbacks … Continue reading
The Three Amigos – Maven, Spring and GWT
Once in a while new technologies mature and coalesce together to provide a new and viable platform that radically change the traditional development landscape. In recent years Ruby on Rails has been the poster child of all that is new … Continue reading
Plugins n Wrappers…
Recently we completed a very interesting project with one of our major clients to develop a Firefox Plugin to give an alternative channel for information for the clients members. Some more details on the Press Release and here is a … Continue reading
JavaOne – AJAX performance tuning
In a common theme from JavaOne, it appears you need to be spruiking a product to get a gig as a presenter, so I was almost lulled into a false sense of security when I went to a session on … Continue reading
JavaOne – AJAX Push
The AJAX Push session was interesting, although right now I can’t see too many situations where Shine would need this kind of technology. Let’s put this in perspective with the decision tree for even thinking about it: your application is … Continue reading
JavaOne – Ruby on Rails Vs. JSF and jMaki
Day two at JavaOne and I’ve been amazed at how many times presenters (including many Sun employees) have advocated Ruby on Rails during their presentations, be it running on JRuby or the native C Ruby implementation. The thing that I’m … Continue reading
JavaOne – Fast, Easy or Beautiful – pick 3 when building with GWT
The Google Web Toolkit (GWT) session today was very interesting. Without personal experience using it I am not going to comment on it too much, but there were some interesting things that came out of the session. Firstly, the GWT … Continue reading