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By bloid
via regdeveloper.co.uk
Published: Sep 26 2007 / 08:16
Oracle this week told developers to be wary of the hype surrounding AJAX frameworks and encouraged large organizations to back JavaServer Faces (JSF) to "Web 2.0-enable" applications.
Ted Farrell, the exec setting technical and strategic direction of Oracle's own development tools, told The Register that most AJAX frameworks focus on the interface and pay lip service to the most challenging part - integration with back-end servers.
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Jim Wilson replied ago:
"... told The Register that most AJAX frameworks focus on the interface and pay lip service to the most challenging part - integration with back-end servers."
Well yeah - most Ajax frameworks are pure Javascript, meaning you can use whatever backend technology you choose. The fact that JSF ties you to Java is not something to be taken lightly.
domreiroam replied ago:
Maybe is it a good idea to have a business layer between your UI and the backend? I know i have this foolish ideas that each layer need to focus on his own concerns.
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