Originally posted by Ashish Gauswami:
can somebody share with me good book/online resource names/links which compares different AJAX frameworks like GWT, YUI, Prototype, JQuery etc. and suggest when to use what.
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JavaRanch Bunkhouse is a great place to start to find books on such subjects. There you will find not only lists of books on various
Java and web-related subjects, but expert reviews of these books.
For jQuery and Prototype, of course I'm going to recommend my own books -- click on Books by Bear below in my sig.
As for when to use what, that's governed by too many factors to give a simple answer.
Also how to mix ajax with existing applications written with struts, JSF, and simple servlet jsp.
"Mixing" Ajax with simple JSP/Servlets or Struts is fairly straightforward. You can do whatever you want on the server, and Ajax works like a charm. JSF, with its over-complicated intrusion (in my opinion) into both realms is a bit more of a challenge. I'd target specific questions to the JSF forum.
[ August 24, 2008: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]