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Conclusion
In this tutorial, we described how and why you would use Ajax in your portal applications. We also built a fully functional portlet application that uses Ajax in several areas. We also introduced you to the tightly coupled technologies involved with DHTML manipulation. While it is impossible to examine all conceivable uses of Ajax and WebSphere Portal in this tutorial, it was our intention to whet your appetite to learn, and to apply this exciting technology into your future application development toolkit.
Table of contents
- Before you start
- Setting up
- Configuring project and import files
- Initial deployment and test
- It's a normal servlet, I tell ya
- Defining a JavaScript variable to address the servlet
- So where's the Ajax stuff?
- Configuring the Ajax calls and retrieving data
- Kick starting the code
- Deploying and testing the application
- Troubleshooting
- The magic behind the screen updates
- Appendix A. Configuring the sample database and data source
- Appendix B. Deploying the portlet
- Conclusion
- Download
- Resources
- About the authors
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