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Hands-On Java EE 5

 
By Rick Palkovic and Mark Basler, September 2006  
Hands-On Java EE 5
  • Java EE SDK
  • NetBeans IDE
  • Sun Application Server 9
  • Project GlassFish Server
  • JavaServer Faces
  • JavaServer Pages
  • Hands-On Java EE 5 articles describe how to develop advanced web applications with Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5 (Java EE 5) and open source tools and technologies.
    Implementing Ajax Functionality in a Legacy Web Application

    The first articles in the series show how to implement Ajax features in an existing application that was developed in the NetBeans IDE.

    Learn About Ajax

    See the article Ajax Design Strategies by Ed Ort and Mark Basler for valuable background on the motivation for using Ajax and the techniques available for implemention.
     

    The application used in these articles is derived from the Duke's Bookstore application, included in the Java EE 5 Tutorial. The application has been extracted from the tutorial for use in these articles.

    The series implements Ajax with increasing levels of complexity:

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    Rick Palkovic Rick Palkovic is a staff writer for Sun Developer Network. He has written about Solaris and Java technologies for longer than he likes to admit, composing everything from man pages to technical white papers.
     
    Mark Basler Mark Basler is a senior software engineer at Sun Microsystems, currently a member of the Java Blueprints team. His contributions include the design and development of key components for Sun Download Center, Sun eCommerce suites, and Sun Java System Application Server.
     
    Ed Ort Ed Ort is a staff member of java.sun.com. He has written extensively about relational database technology, programming languages, and web services.