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Ajax is principally about (finally) the growing adoption of distributed
computing.

What do folks think about the potential relationship between Jini and
Ajax, if there is one? Is it creating a context for a more meaningful
debate about the value of Jini?

Cheers,

Neil.
Thu Feb 9, 2006 6:44 pm

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Ajax is principally about (finally) the growing adoption of distributed computing. What do folks think about the potential relationship between Jini and Ajax,... 		neil.mcevoy@...
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... I just don't understand why so many people in the enterprise software development community are enthusiastic about AJAX. The programming paradigm is: 1....
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... Well I think it quickly comes back to the recurring theme for Jini conversations, as one point. Ie it's not always the best technology that becomes...
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Is it just me who thinks so, but does anyone else see the constant desire to use multiple forms of technologies on the client side (AJAX, etc.) as a cry for a...
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... a cry for a "universal client"? Such a client - call it a "browser" for the common user - should handle HTML, JavaScript, JFC, Java Webstart, ... Me too....
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