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JSMX




JSMX is an Ultra Lightweight - Language Agnostic - Ajax Framework. It is by far the easiest way to integrate Ajax into any Web Application. What separates JSMX from most other Ajax Frameworks is that the JSMX API runs entirely on the client and has no Server Side Components to install. Given this fact plus the fact that you can pass back JavaScript, XML, JSON, or WDDX makes JSMX a truly Universal Ajax API.



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Project Name :JSMX

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Download URL : http://www.lalabird.com/

Website URL : http://www.lalabird.com/

License : Opensource

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A simple "GET"
  function my_request(){
 http( "GET" , "test.cfc?method=dosomething" , my_callback );
  }
 
 
Parameters can be passed to the server in any one of the following three formats:

As a QueryString Delimited List
  function my_request(){
 params = "attribute1=value1&attribute2=value2";
 http( "POST" , "test.cfc?method=dosomething" , my_callback , params );
  }
 
 As a JavaScript Object()
  function my_request(){
 params = new Object();
 params.attribute1 = "value1";
 params.attribute2 = "value2";
 http( "POST" , "test.cfc?method=dosomething" , my_callback , params );
  }
 
 

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