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1 . Introduction to AJAX

2 . AJAX web model

3 . Submitting a Request

4 . Benefits of AJAX

5 . Role of JavaScript

6 . Java Script in relation to HTML

7 . How does AJAX work

8 . AJAX Application

9 . Examples of AJAX

10 . Code Example for creating an AJAX application

11 . Using XMLHttpRequest object to send xml message

12 . Create service responding to http request

13 . Parsing xml response and update DOM object

14 . Screen shots of running an AJAX example

15 . Example for parsing XML message

16 . Building response XML message in server

17 . Parsing XML message and update to DOM

18 . XmlHttpRequest object,how to use?

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21 . Making asynchronous requests with JavaScript and AJAX

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AJAX web model

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The Ajax web model is based on the traditional web model with changes to the transmitted message on the web server and the web browser. The following diagram presents the

AJAX web model.

In the figure,the current HTML page displayed on the web browser has three parts. The two purple parts don’t need to be updated; only the yellow part needs to be.