[LINK] RFC: Web 2.0
Linda Rouse
linda at databasics.com.au
Thu Nov 23 16:34:28 AEDT 2006
>On 23/11/2006, at 3:05 PM, Linda Rouse wrote:
>
>> At 1:35 PM +1100 23/11/06, Pilcher, Fred wrote:
>>> Linda posted:
>>>> The Cumulus software we distribute has just been released with a new
>>>> AJAX interface that displays the application over the web - for a
>>>> poor HTML page but which has links to the 2 different interfaces if
>>>> you click on the images, see
>>>> http://partner-epoint.canto.com/index.jsp
>>>
>>> One web page is replaced by another web page with different functionality.
>>>
>>> Either I'm slow and just don't get it, or Pilcher's Law is looking good.
>>
>> Sorry - I guess it doesn't make that much sense if you dont know
>>the application...
>> The point I was trying to make ( and poorly obviously) is that the
>>web 2 interface allows the web interface to Cumulus to be
>>_identical_ to the original application ie the first web interface
>>looks very different from the application on the desktop whereas
>>the web 2 one has the same look and feel as the actual app.
>
>If that's the case, then why doesn't the web2 app work in Safari?
Hey Ivan - it does for me! I usually use Firefox so hadn't tried it
in Safari but it does seem to work OK in Safari 2.0.4.
The database in in Berlin so there may be delays in data reaching us
... but there should be no difference in speed between the 2
interfaces. in fact the AJAX one is supposed to be faster!
But anyway back to Web 2 - that's all I know about it aside from the
marketing blurb that tells me its the way of the future to integrate
"web services" in "complex, Web-based application infrastructures
with minimal development effort. "
Fred - you may well be right :-)
cheers
Linda
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