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Category Archives: AJAX
Implementing Gmail-alike Web Mail Client by Java2Script
WeMail, this to-be-implemented Gmail-alike web mail client, is based on technologies of Java, SWT, JavaMail and Java2Script. Before going into designing and implementing details, here are some background information. Java2Script (J2S) Pacemaker provides an Eclipse Java to JavaScript compiler plugin … Continue reading
Posted in AJAX, Java, Java2Script
Tagged Gmail, Java, Java2Script, JavaMail, Simple RPC, WeMail
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Challenging Myself: Find 1st k-Digits Prime Number
Here is a task to challenge myself: Find the first k digits prime number. And k would be 16, 32, 64, 256, 1024, 8096, 65536, or even bigger. And the most challenging thing would be most of key calculations will … Continue reading
Posted in AJAX, Challenge, Java, JavaScript
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Google Talk Client’s Java SWT Desktop Copy
Actually, Google Talk Client’s Java SWT desktop copy is the original source for Google Talk Client’s JavaScript copy. And now it is available for download. Please take a trial. Sources of Java2Script Google Talk will be available in the next … Continue reading
Posted in AJAX, Google Talk, Java, Java2Script
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Google Talk Client’s JavaScript Copy
http://demo.java2script.org/gtalk/ Here is the screenshot: En, in beta …
Posted in AJAX, Google Talk, Java2Script
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Ridiculous mod_jk Problem with Flush Method
I am writing Java2Script’s Google Talk, and it uses a mode of continuation (also known as “Comet” application). In order to implement continuum data transfer between browser and server ( Tomcat in the backend ), I kept the HTTP connection … Continue reading
Posted in AJAX, Tomcat, httpd
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