spring and ajax

[1-e-reklamix]

does spring supports ajax ? is any ajax spring example ?

Thanks

[Ben Alex]

Spring doesn't do AJAX directly. You'll want to use an AJAX library like DWR or JSON-RPC to add remoting capabilities to JavaScript.

I use JSON-RPC, as it has a very broad range of supported platforms. For detailed integration instructions, see a post I made at http://www.mail-archive.com/qooxdoo-.../msg02576.html.

[davison]

you can also have a look at this, which I knocked up for the "Expert Spring MVC and Web Flow" book: http://opensource.atlassian.com/conf...Comments=false

[kenevel]

Similarly, +1 for JSON-RPC, see my earlier post at http://forum.springframework.org/sho...07&postcount=3

[1-e-reklamix]

thanks your

[laenzlinger]

After reading the "Expert Spring MVC and Web Flow" book, which I can really recommend, I did a small prototype using DWR and I was surprised how simple and smooth it all went.

I'd have to go more into the details to really understand the DWR implementation and to compare it to JSON-RPC. Maybe somebody here already did this comparison. I would be very interested in the findings.

Topics I am worried about:
- how is the authentication handled (what happens if the Servlet Session times out)
- What wire protocol is used (efficiency)
- Support on top of the "remoting" like high level widgets and Ajax-Patterns.

Thanks.

\christof

[thanvi]

Hi

I am trying to configure the DWR with Spring MVC Pattern. But the request is not getting into the controller which i deisgned for spring MVC.

Not able to configure with DWR.. Please help

[Manuel Palacio]

DWR is pretty good but have you looked at IceFaces? They have lots of ready-to-use components. Ajax4JSF is another interesting project. And then you have Seam...

The only problem is that you need to use JSF ... Try JSF/Facelets and you'll be surprised how productive you get.