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ajax原理详细说明（The principle of Ajax in detail） This article is contributed by jvdlvcjpyf This article contributed from tears to the North DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. The Ajax principle is described in detail Ajax is made up of HTML, JavaScript, DHTML, and DOM, an excellent way to transform an awkward Web interface into a Ajax application that does business with each other. The author of this article is a Ajax expert who demonstrates how these technologies work together - from a general overview to a detailed discussion - to make efficient Web development a reality. He also uncovered the mysteries of the Ajax core concept, including the XMLHttpRequest object. Five years ago, if you dont know XML, youre an ugly duckling. Eighteen months ago, Ruby has become the center of attention, do not know Ruby programmers can only cold-shouldered. Today, if you want to keep up with the latest technology trends, your goal is Ajax. But Ajax is more than just a fashion. Its a powerful way to build a website, and its not as difficult as learning a new language. But before we go into what Ajax is, lets take a few minutes to understand what Ajax does. Currently, there are two basic options for writing applications: Desktop applications, Web applications The two are similar, and desktop applications are usually CD medium (sometimes downloaded from a web site) and completely installed on your computer. Desktop applications may use the Internet to download updates, but the code that runs them is on the desktop computer. The Web application runs on a Web server somewhere -- not surprisingly, access to this application through the Web browser. However, where are the running code than those applications, and more importantly, how the application works and how to interact with it. Desktop applications are usually fast (running on your computer without waiting for Internet c