Two different beasts
Flash is compiled - When you load a page based on flash you have to
download the whole flash program and store it client side.
AJAX is Scripted - It is a combination of Javascript, XML and JSON
which allow you to affect the contents of a web site in real time
using XML injection techniques to update the HTML source of a page on
the fly.
I guess you could liken AJAX more to WebObjects. Both have server
side scripting agents, yet use standard HTML as their display output.
- Tom
On 02/02/2007, at 11:07 AM, Daniel Stenning wrote:
So are we saying it would be more desireable to produce AJAX code
( which in
part is based on JavaScript ) from a future RB, rather than just
javascript
alone ?
Sometimes it is hard to keep up with the fads. I would like to
know for
example how a FLASH app compares to an AJAX web app in terms of
bandwith
demands. Since the FLASH engine is very able and rich graphically
I would
think Flash would need less code for many tasks.
On 1/2/07 23:52, "Tom Benson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To be feature rich RS would need to implement a Server Side script
engine for whatever scripting model they come up with so that the
client side can respond to event driven requests. Events would need
to be HHTP POSTED to the server side script engine, which would need
to generate a response and inject it back into the HTML source
clientside ala AJAX.
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