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Ajax data storage

 
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Friends, Ajax is being used for various purposes in our application. What kind of data storage from the Java classes would be better?
Is it the data setting through response object or writing to a file in the the server and then using it in the Java script?

In the second case, we try with an XMl file and we face the problem that when the contents of the XML file changes dynamically, the Javsacript doesnt feel it immedietly...

Ideas wanted pls..
 
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"In the second case, we try with an XMl file and we face the problem that when the contents of the XML file changes dynamically, the Javsacript doesnt feel it immedietly..."

https://coderanch.com/t/118454/HTML-JavaScript/XML-loading-not-getting-refreshed


[ August 14, 2006: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
 
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