AJAX Tutorial
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AJAX = Asynchronous JavaScript and XML.
AJAX is not a new programming language, but a new way to use existing standards.
AJAX is the art of exchanging data with a server, and update
parts of a web page - without reloading the whole page.
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Start learning AJAX now!

Are you using AJAX to create interactive web applications? Learn how Altova’s suite of application management and web data management tools can optimize your development process. The following are just a few of the products & features included in the Altova MissionKit:
XMLSpy is a powerful XML editor. It also includes XML Schema, JSON, and WSDL/SOAP editors for valid and seamless data exchange in AJAX applications. It also includes a fully functional CSS editor for presentation styling.
MapForce is a graphical data mapping, conversion, and integration tool. With MapForce, you can aggregate your data from various sources (database servers, etc.) and expose it in an XML format directly or through a Web service.
DatabaseSpy is a multi-database query and design tool. It is ideal for working with the data stored in secure database backend servers. It connects simultaneously to multiple relational database servers (Oracle, IBM DB2, SQL Server, etc.) and understands XML data inside the database like no other database tool.
DiffDog is an XML-aware differencing utility. Instantly diff and merge your source code files, XML documents, XSLT stylesheets, schemas and other components of your AJAX architecture.
Try these tools for yourself!
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- Full freedom over HTML
- Built-in ORM system: all data access is done using objects
- Actual classes represent the different document types
- Leverage your existing ASP.NET skills
- Flexible data model
- Advanced image and video handling
- Compact and easy to use API
- Possible to rebrand
- Scalable license model that makes it suitable for all project sizes
- Multiple sites in one installation
- Advanced language support
- Many different modules available
See demo video or download trial
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