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04-04-06, 05:50 PM
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I work for a large antivirus company and am very new to the whole concept of
AJAX. I have a pretty good understanding of what it is (javascript and XML). However, after doing tons of online research, I am still wondering if AJAX sites still use the WSH to interpret all javascript that is passed from the server back to the client, no matter how incrementally? The reason that I ask is that I read a magazine article on AJAX and it made mention of a javascript 'engine' that displays the application and communicates with the server. Does this 'engine' take the place of or bypass the WSH in any way? Thanks in advance, Steve |
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#2
04-04-06, 07:22 PM
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No sites use the WSH. That's WScript on
Windows. Script online is processed through the browser. AJAX is still the same basic scripting. The difference is that it uses the HTTPRequest object to transfer text data after the page is loaded, allowing for dynamic updating (like with google maps) that makes the webpage nominally interactive. [..] |
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#3
04-06-06, 10:31 AM
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" tons of online research"
3 Pounds are $21.55 at USPostal Service Your figurative speech to be answered. ================== You are a non starter on his way to a LOSER "stephcraw" <stephcraw> wrote in message news:914a [..] |
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#4
04-06-06, 02:20 PM
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stephcraw wrote:
> I work for a large antivirus company and am very new to the whole concept of > AJAX. I have a pretty good understanding of what it is (javascript and XML). > However, after doing tons of online research, I am still wondering if AJAX > sites still use the WSH to interpret all javascript that is passed from the > server back to the client, no matter how incrementally? > The reason that I ask is that I read a magazine article on AJAX and it made > mention of a javascript 'engine' that displays the application and > communicates with the server. > Does this 'engine' take the place of or bypass the WSH in any way? If you use JScript or VBScript in Windows Script Host (WSH) or in a HTML application (HTA) or in Internet Explorer (in a HTML document) or in ASP then it is always the same Active Scripting engines Microsoft provides. I am not sure why you think WSH has any role if you use script in a HTML document in IE. IE and WSH and ASP are different hosts for the same scripting engine. |
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#5
04-11-06, 08:26 AM
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Thank You.
"Martin Honnen" <mahotrash> wrote in message news:4148 >> stephcraw wrote: > > > I work for a large antivirus company and am very new to the whole concept of [..] |
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#6
04-27-06, 08:38 PM
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Hi,
Plenty of articles, tutorials available at http://www.ajaxtoday.com for more info. - Rafiq http://www.ajaxtoday.com "stephcraw" wrote: [..] |
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#7
04-29-06, 09:30 AM
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I would not even dare to speak competently about ajax accomplishments.
----------------- Hover the "name" was used in the fifties by the CIA for bad things happened. Also ajax is the "Mr. Clean" cultural anthropological consumer products's determining factor European (brand) a.k.a. "Meister Proper". Hope thar helped. "ajaxtoday" <ajaxtoday> wrote in message news:5d8f > Hi, > Plenty of articles, tutorials available at [..] for > more info. > > - Rafiq > [..] > > "stephcraw" wrote: > > > I work for a large antivirus company and am very new to the whole concept of [..] |
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