This course starts with a simple introduction of the AJAX, what it is
and what it can do. It will then move on to how to use XHTML with Java,
using JavaScript with the Document Object Model (DOM) API and the AJAX
API. The course will then cover Cascading Style Sheets and why it is an
important part of AJAX and webpage development. In the final chapters,
the course will cover communication with the server on a basic level and
using JavaScript Object Notation (JSON).
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Table of content
Introduction to AJAX
- What is AJAX?
- The Old Way
- The AJAX Way
- Two Key Aspects of AJAX
- What are the Advantages of the AJAX Approach?
- The Basic AJAX API
- Creating the XMLHttpRequest Object
- The XMLHttpRequest Object Basics
- What is XHTML?
- The DTD and MIME Type
- The Basic Syntax
- Embedding XHTML in a XML Document
- Differences with HTML 4
- Embedding Scripts and Styles
- The Standard Attributes
- The <div> Element
- The <span> Element
- What is DOM?
- Element Hierarchy
- DOM Standardization
- The Document Object
- Nodes and Elements
- The Element Object
- Element Event Handlers
- The Window Object
- The Frame Object
- The History Object
- The Request Object
- Creating the Request Object
- The Request Object
- Simple GET Example
- Making a POST Request
- Making Concurrent Requests
- Memory Leak with Inner Function
- A POST Utility Function
- Mozilla XMLHttpRequest Extensions
- IE Microsoft.XMLHttp Extensions
- AJAX Caching
- Control Cache Duration
- Advanced Cache Control
- New in CSS2
- Basic Syntax
- Creating a Style Sheet
- Value Types
- Selectors
- Grouping Elements
- The Box Model
- Box Properties
- The Visual Formatting Model
- Types of Boxes
- Display Property
- Positioning Schemes
- The Position Property
- Relative Positioning
- The Float Property
- The Clear Property
- Absolute Positioning
- Layered Presentation
- Color Property
- Background Properties
- The Event Object
- Event Bubbling
- Creating and Initializing an Event
- Dispatching an Event
- Handling Events
- Register Using HTML Markup
- Register Using Element Property
- Register Using DOM API
- Best Practice
- Canceling Default Action
- Working with Styles
- The Style Object
- Setting Style of an Element
- Working with Style Sheets
- DOM HTML API
- Table DOM Objects
- The HTMLTableElement Object
- The HTMLTableRowElement Object
- The HTMLTableCellElement Object
- The Form Element Objects
- The HTMLFormElement Object
- The HTMLInputElement Object
- The HTMLSelectElement Object
- The HTMLOptionElement Element
- Application Layer Protocol
- Plain HTML Snippet
- XML Document
- XML Document Server Side
- C#: Create a XML DOM Document
- C#: Outupt XML in HTTP Reply
- XML Document – Client Side
- DOM API Summary
- DOM API The Document Object
- DOM API The Element Object
- Body Text of an Element
- Setting Body TExt
- Displaying Body Text
- Using XML as Request Data
- Creating a New DOM Document
- Serializing DOM Document as Text
- Posting an XML Document
- Processing the Posted XML from a Servlet
- JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)
- JSON Syntax
- How Does JSON Based Communication Work?
- JSON: Server Side
- JSON: Client Side
- Working with Arrays
- Advanced JSONObject Methods
- Advanced JSONArray Methods
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