Jaxcent
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Jaxcent is a Java API for Internet Explorer, that allows AJAX style in-place updates using Java alone, without any JavaScript. The Java does not run in a sandbox, therefore Jaxcent is not suitable for general-purpose web-sites, but can be very powerful and convenient for intranet programming.
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Version 2 of Jaxcent does not run into a sandbox, and is fully internet capable. It will work with AJAX capable browsers such as Internet Explorer 6+ or FireFox. JavaScript programming is still not required, only a single JavaScript "include" statement needs to be added to HTML content. Full access to the DOM is provided via Java. A Java servlet-container is required to host Jaxcent.
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GWT also allows Ajax programming using only Java. GWT compiles the Java to client-side JavaScript, whereas Jaxcent runs directly from the server side. Server side has some obvious advantages -- the entire set of Java libraries, environment, databases, are all locally available and the programming environment is very familiar. But network speeds are still slow enough that the client-side approach could offset some of these advantages by doing more work on the client.
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