Using the Dojo Toolkit to Develop Ajax-Enabled Java EE Web Applications
TS-3577
Presenter: Alex Russell and Gregory Murray, JotSpot Inc
Dojo is an open source toolkit that allows you to easily build Asynchronous JavaScript Technology and XML (Ajax) capabilities into web pages and any other environment that supports JavaScript technology. This session discusses how Dojo can be used in Java platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) based web applications to create next-generation web interfaces with animation, effects, and drag-and-drop capabilities similar to those of traditional desktop applications.
It also covers how Dojo addresses key issues such as handling browser incompatibilities, graceful degradation based on browser capabilities, handling back and forward buttons, and bookmarkability of links. It also presents some guidelines on how best to use Dojo in a Java EE platform-based application. The session uses several demos along with code to illustrate various concepts.
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