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jMaki Presentation slides and Sample code

Posted by caroljmcdonald on June 06, 2008 at 04:26 PM | Comments (3)

jMaki Presentation slides and Sample code

jMaki is a lightweight framework for creating Web 2.0 applications using standards-based technologies such as CSS, HTML, and JavaScript. I have updated the Sun Tech Days jMaki presentation I am giving in Manilla with explanatory notes for the slides. I have also updated the Dynamic Ajax table example using jMaki and Java Persistence APIs on Glassfish on my blog. Download the presentation and sample code.
Deploy the sample code as described in the blog, try out the example, look at the code, read the slides, learn about the jMaki framework.

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very nice presentation.. (I also quoted your slides in my blog). Questions:
How is the integration between jaki and JAXWS soap web-services?
After creating the project in Netbeans, can I use Eclipse to maintain it? My OSS project is based on ANT scripts, so I don't want to lock my code in any IDE ;)

Very useful material.. thanks a lot for that.

Posted by: felipegaucho on June 09, 2008 at 04:28 AM

Hi,
jMaki provides a generic proxy to web services in the form of the XmlHttpProxy (XHP) client. The XmlHttpProxy module provides a means for widgets to access JSON or XML RESTful services outside of the web application domain.
jmaki also has an eclipse plugin. Also jmaki has sample code with ant scripts.

Posted by: caroljmcdonald on June 12, 2008 at 01:48 PM

Hi Carol! Nice work! I would like to send you a Pet Catalog implemented with the Mentawai framework: http://www.mentaframework.org/. Is it possible?

Thanks! Sergio (sergio.oliveira.jr at gmail.com)

Posted by: saoj_brasil on September 02, 2008 at 01:30 PM

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