RJAX (Reverse aJAX) lets the web server push data to the browser. RJAX maintains an open connection between the browser and the server using an applet in the client page. The server can execute javascript commands directly on the client.
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RJAX (Reverse aJAX) is a solution for pushing web server data to a browser without having any need for the client to request it. RJAX 1.0 user documentation is now available at: http://rjax.sourceforge.net/howto.html
RJAX (Reverse aJAX) is a solution for pushing web server data to a browser without having any need for the client to request it. The aim is to avoid having the browser continuously polling data from the server. This is what you would do if you were using standard AJAX techniques. The solution maintains an open connection between the browser and the server using a dedicated applet in the client page. This allows the server to execute javascript commands directly on the client. Read more at http://www.rjax.net
A first version of RJAX should be released by the end of this week. I've already uploaded the sources of the applet under CVS.
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