Ajax means: Asynchronous Javascript and XML

That means you must have some sort of client, that usualy is the web
browser (toghether with your dojo). And, that browser makes ajax calls to
the web services... and those webservices could be catalyst, with tt, or
whatever you want.

So the true function of ajax is always to perform asynchronous javascript
and xml... Only your web browser must know about the ajax.. the webserver
doesnt need to know what is ajax.. the webserver must receive a request and
send back a response with content type..,. if that request is a complete
page, or a small div from ajax call, that doesnt matter for the web
server... it doesnt need to know its answering ajax call. The webserver
will treat it as a request.

So... catalyst respond to requests... that request can be anything.
And, the browser knows about ajax and uses its features.


On Sat, May 4, 2013 at 6:28 AM, 疾驰者 <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi:
>   I may be a newbie to catalyst or dojo.
>   My app is a data heavy app, the major function is to import data,
> manipulate data and display data.
>   I want to use Catalyst, TT, dojo develop this app. My question is about
> ajax, catalyst include ajax and dojo include ajax. In such app using
> catalyst and dojo, what's the true function about ajax from catalyst or
> dojo?
>
>   Thanks any response.
>
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