Why do so many Java web applications write log messages from the Java code? A normal answer would be, to capture the information about operation of an application. This captured information can further be used for debugging, troubleshooting and auditing. JavaScript continues to prosper as top scripting language and AJAX has acted as icing on [...]
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If your job role involves activities like “web page scripting, AJAX, interactive user interface development, HTML content rendering, rich content website development and whatever that you do to get the webpage up and showing”, then you might find this blog entry handy while setting up your PC for web application/UI developments. This blog entry is [...]
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15 Stand-up commitments for those crucial 15 minutes It is another great day, sun shining bright, traffic snarls continuing on roads, the team getting ready for another productive agile day with droopy faces! Droopy faces , why ??? Well because they have to get over the stand-up ritual first before they can get started with [...]
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I am trying to use Jfreechart in .NET and I need someone to help me to get ride of issue. If you have some free time and if you are interested in doing weird things like this, please drop a comment so that we can try to get this working. Yes I am not kidding.
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The idea is to validate the username/password as soon as the user enters the data into the form input field of the browser. The code snippets below will show how to do this using the XMLHttpRequest (XHR) object. The XHR (or so called AJAX) helps to do this without making the webpage reload after hitting [...]
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