On Monday 30 July 2007 12:24:13 am David E Jones wrote:
This is a good question... Right now these are mainly used for special
pages and we don't really have framework use of these yet, so I'd say at
this point we'll just have to see how things shake out!
The two main contenders in our
Hi David
I guess my main concern was that this wasn't discussed beforehand and it was
also committed by someone without framework privileges, I don't have any
objections to the commit itself but I just worry about the impression it
gives to current and potential committers about what is
I do not know much about it (I did not use it yet) but I know that jQuery
http://jquery.com/ is winning more and more fans... It's
not a framework but more a toolkit, I like this idea and with a very, very
small size (though inside OFBiz this should not worry us
too much ;o). Licence : GPL
Sorry, jQuery is released under a dual licence : also MIT :o)
http://dev.jquery.com/browser/trunk/jquery/MIT-LICENSE.txt
Jacques
De : Jacques Le Roux [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I do not know much about it (I did not use it yet) but I know that jQuery
http://jquery.com/ is winning more and more fans...
One year old but still interesting :
http://ajaxian.com/archives/ajaxiancom-2006-survey-results
Jacques
De : Jacques Le Roux [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry, jQuery is released under a dual licence : also MIT :o)
http://dev.jquery.com/browser/trunk/jquery/MIT-LICENSE.txt
Jacques
De : Jacques Le
This is a good question... Right now these are mainly used for special pages
and we don't really have framework use of these yet, so I'd say at this point
we'll just have to see how things shake out!
The two main contenders in our discussions about this were Prototype and
DOJO... so
Dear All;
I have one more contender to add in the list and that is DWR. DWR
is built on top of Ajax and built using Direct Remoting will help us to get
things using Ajax way with less/no dependence on UI libraries that others
provide. This will help us to write simple Java methods to
