Rob Tweed :: Ajax and the Impact on Caché and Similar Technologies
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Ajax presents a new way of developing web applications that is more event-driven like typical client-server GUI applications. While Ajax uses technologies like JavaScript, XML, and CSS to asynchronously update parts of a page without reloading, the role of backends like Caché is reduced to basic data storage and retrieval. However, Caché remains well-suited for large, high-performance enterprise applications as they grow beyond what technologies like MySQL can easily support. Frameworks like EWD that define applications independently of technologies allow easier migration between backends like MySQL and Caché as applications scale.
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This document provides information on cloud development and distributed editing tools. It discusses developing apps for the cloud, doing development within the cloud, and using cloud-hosted development environments. It also lists some general purpose and code editing tools like Google Docs and Bespin. Bespin is described as a code editing tool hosted in the cloud. The document also mentions virtual machine provisioning in the cloud using CollabNet CUBiT and deploying distributed version control systems like Git and Mercurial to the cloud.
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Flex is a product from Adobe that allows developers to create applications for Flash Player/Adobe AIR. It provides a rich visual development environment and allows applications to be developed as a complete flow rather than individual pages. Flex applications can easily manipulate data without being tied to specific form or page elements. REST was chosen as the interface to work with M due to its simplicity and performance compared to other options like Web services or AMF. The cloud aspect means the data storage location does not impact the user experience as the interface remains the same.
Lost In The Clouds
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Mumps the Internet scale database
Mumps is a relatively unknown non-relational database technology that is well-suited for internet-scale applications due to its scalability, low cost, simplicity, flexibility and high performance. It has been in production use for over 30 years supporting healthcare and financial systems. Mumps databases are schemaless and hierarchical, allowing them to easily scale and evolve without disruptive changes. Both proprietary and open source versions are available.
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Michelle's Wallpaper
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Partners Healthcare migrated their large-scale Caché database from a mixed Windows and UNIX environment to a new highly available UNIX architecture using HP servers. They took a phased approach, first benchmarking performance on test systems, then migrating the database tier and finally the application tier. Benchmarking revealed optimizations that improved performance in production. The new environment provided improved availability, scalability and reduced maintenance needs to support continued rapid growth of the healthcare network.
Beyond The MVC
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FIS-PIP is a high-end database application development platform that is good for transaction processing database applications, mission critical applications requiring 24x365 availability, and evolving legacy MUMPS applications to relational and object technologies. It provides ACID properties, high performance databases, and allows all technologies to co-exist without requiring a "big bang" migration. The document outlines what PIP stands for, its architecture and limitations, and future directions.
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- 10. Javascript DOM API var alertPointer = document.getElementById("ajaxAlert") ; var head = document.getElementsByTagName("head").item(0); alertPointer = document.createElement("script") ; alertPointer.id = "ajaxAlert" ; alertPointer.type = "text/javascript" ; head.appendChild(alertPointer) ; alertPointer.text = "EWD.ajax.errorOn() ;" ; Example:
- 12. <div id=“myId”> <h3> This is some text </h3> </div> Element <div> Element <h3> parent Text This is some text firstChild parent firstChild Special HTML DOM property: innerHTML DOM Content Replacement
- 14. document.getElementById(“myId”).innerHTML = “<p>Some new text</p>” ; <div id=“ myId ”> <h3> This is some text </h3> </div> DOM Content Replacement
- 15. document.getElementById(“myId”).innerHTML = “<p>Some new text</p>” ; <div id=“ myId ”> </div> DOM Content Replacement
- 16. document.getElementById(“myId”).innerHTML = “<p>Some new text</p>” ; <div id=“ myId ”> <p> Some new text </p> </div> DOM Content Replacement
- 18. Ajax Event Cycle (EWD) Container Page Fetch data Pre-page Script EWD State & Session Management Cach é/ GT.M Server Front-end technology (WebLink, PHP, CSP etc)
- 19. Container Page Fetch Page Fragment Page Fragment Fetch data Event Replaces DOM content Pre-page Script Pre-page Script EWD State & Session Management Cach é/ GT.M Server XMLHttpRequest Ajax Event Cycle (EWD)
- 20. Container Page Fetch Page Fragment Page Fragment Fetch data Event Replaces DOM content Pre-page Script EWD State & Session Management Cach é/ GT.M Server Ajax Event Cycle (EWD)
- 21. Container Page EWD State & Session Management Cach é/ GT.M Server Ajax Event Cycle (EWD)
- 37. EWD: Technology matrix Caché, GT.M, MySQL Caché, GT.M, MySQL ASP.Net (C# etc) Caché Caché WebLink Caché Caché Caché Server Pages Caché, GT.M, MySQL Caché, GT.M, MySQL Java Server Pages Caché, GT.M, MySQL Caché, GT.M, MySQL PHP Application database Persistence database Web technology/ language
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