"aaaa" <sd*******@dfkjd.com> writes:
What is the good thing about ajax besides you can
send and receive xml behind the scene?
Is that even good? That depends on your requirements and design
choices.
Using the XMLHTTPRequest (or however it's capitalized) object does
just one thing: send requests to a web server and (if applicableq)
parse the result as XML.
You can use that to build an entire framework with an HTML interface
over a server program, where all user events are transmitted to the
server, using the MVC pattern, etc. Some people include this in the
concept covered by the word "AJAX" - a word that has so many shades of
meaning that it really is meaningless.
Is there another benefit using this technology?
There is no other functionality. What benfit you reap from it is only
limited by your imagination :)
/L
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