Bindings, Platforms, and Innovation
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Tracking change and innovation in the enterprise software development community
Posted by Anil Bhatt on Oct 01, 2007 01:13 PM
Enterprise AJAX by Backbase provides the framework, API and tools to develop Rich Internet Applications using AJAX. It provides customizable pre-built AJAX widgets and functions with cross browser compatibility. The framework integrates with Struts, JSF, SOA, Portals and other server platforms. It includes an Ajax development plug-in for the Eclipse platform and a browser-based debugger.
The latest release, Enterprise AJAX 4, comes with the following notable features:
In a press release, Gerbert Kaandorp, CTO of Backbase, emphasized Third Party Widget Support as a significant feature:
“The new support for third party components is a significant move toward making the different Ajax technologies work together. The new framework operates as a truly open platform, allowing developers to enrich their applications with the Ajax widgets and components of their choice.”
With web applications increasingly relying on AJAX to develop rich user interfaces, Enterprise AJAX does seem to provide a feature set much needed by the AJAX development community and we should expect more such products in future. Eclipse Rich AJAX Platform (RAP) is another such project, which is currently under incubation.
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Is this a direct competitor to jMaki? If so, how does it compare?
jMaki is a server-side wrapper around client-side Ajax libraries such as Dojo and YUI. Backbase has its own client-side Ajax runtime, plus server-side extensions for JSF, Struts and Spring. Backbase is more integrated, more polished and better documented. It is commercial software, but can be used free of charge for up to 2 CPUs per company. On our website you can read more about our Ajax Framework. - Jep Backbase
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