I really hope so!
But to do so, we would need to also consider the GUI framework while designing our Core own.
Good thing, I sort of have been
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Password Security
Okay, so I was asked to think about user logon and information and here are some of my conclusions for security.
CHAP Login System
For the actual login page we would use a chap login system. The Server at the start of every session will create a new random challenge string which it will send in […]
Seems to me if we can manage to integrate Zimbra we are that much closer to hitting gold.
And it uses Tomcat, hum…
Go get yourself a towel and see the hosted demo. Oh, the towel is for when you start drooling.
The Zimbra Collaboration Suite provides support for email, contacts, and group calendaring, and consists of a […]
More great Ajax links:
Behaviour : Better smarter Javascript - Behaviour : Using CSS selectors to apply Javascript behaviours.
Rico - JavaScript for Rich Internet Applications.
Symfony - symfony is an open-source PHP5 web framework.
Comparing Java Ajax Frameworks.
PS: Note the last link, might be very useful for us.
These are 3 links that we are bound to find very useful.
Bindows a “The leading object-oriented platform for developing AJAX applications”. Please try out the demo, did you ever think anything like this can be done on the web?
prototype.js is a super cool lib for JavaScript, making so much so easy, including AJAX. […]