A confusion about AJAX and JAVA plz help me?

Question

hello my all friends,
I had given a seminar on AJAX the web development technique one week ago.I was asked several questions one of those questions spoiled my seminar. the question was that the one of the jury member asked me abt JFrame. Now I dont know anything abt AJAX's relationship with JAVA and so I couldnt give the answer. Now I am offerd to give seminar viva again and I will have to prepare for AJAX and JAVA but I want to know is this thing tough to learn? are there any thing other than JFrame? means what kind of questions can be asked based on AJAX and JAVA? plz tell me thank u for reading this problem of mine. and what would u suggest me do i give viva again?

Answer 1

Hi, i dont know how much i can help you but the folloing links 'll give you some picture on ajax

https://blueprints.dev.java.net/ajax-faq.html
http://ajaxpatterns.org/
http://developers.sun.com/ajax/
http://java.sun.com/javaee/javaserverfaces/ajax/tutorial.jsp

best of luck for you viva

Answer 2

Seriously, I think you should sit out the seminar circuit for a while until you can tell the difference between AJAX and Java. AJAX stands for Asyncronous JavaScript And XML and is mainly used as a way for a client browser to interact with a server without refreshing the entire browser window. (Of course you probably know that.) Java is a server-side processing language, like ASP.NET or PHP. When AJAX makes a call to the server, it doesn't care whether Java, ASP, PHP, Python, etc. is running on the server, it just passes in data and gets data back, (usually) in XML format. I'm not a Java expert but there's an abundance of terminology people could ask you about, like JBoss, Tomcat, Struts, and more.

Just keep in mind that it doesn't matter what's running on the server as long as the client & server agree on a standard format to exchange data. The AJAX programmer is abstracted away from the server-side language. It could be Lisp reading from a text file, or JSP reading from an Oracle database. Now, if you're writing both sides of the application, obviously you will need to know both languages.

If you want to know if Java is "tough to learn", stick with talking about AJAX.

Answer 3

either that ouestion guy is an asshole or very smart. there is no relevent relationship of ajax with jframe. ajax is for the web environment, that is u can develop only web applications using ajax.
on the other hand jframe is a component of java used for making GUI for an application. If want to prepare for both then go through different concepts and examples of ajax with j2ee provided by sun micro. yeah j2ee can certainly deal with ajax because it is used for web application development. there are various examples available on net. try some!