Posts Tagged ‘dwr’
I’m a fan of the spring framework and I have recently become a fan of DWR as well. Both of them together are just unstoppable, they take ajax and bean exposure through javascript to a new level. I have written about my experiences integrating the two and about validating forms using ajax. I’d advise you [...]
I wish spring security would work on their documentation and tell people how easy it is to implement a custom service for loading user details. You don’t HAVE to use JDBC to do that, you can write your very own hibernate, toplink or whatever DAO to do just that. It’s important to realise that spring-security [...]
Form validation is an integral part of any web application. While most developers rely on client side validations, the good ones always perform server side validations as well before accepting any data. You never know what kind of a malicious attack/vulnerability might be exposed if you don’t validate all data. Submitting, validating and then returning [...]
In my earlier article I had detailed how to get DWR working with spring. Once you get that done, how exactly do you use it? Even though DWR provides a very powerful debugging page, a real-world example never hurts. I’ll construct a simple page which will present the user with a list of countries (populated [...]
I like DWR, it’s a very strong framework for enriching your simple web application with ajax. It’s particularly useful for java developers because no one likes to write javascript to make XMLHttpRequest’s to call the server, parse the response and then set stuff in your jsp so that the response is displayed in a proper [...]