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PWS Famework, PHP Web Service Framework
A PHP Web Service Framework : REST, SOAP, JSON, XML, PHP, Typed PHP
...It is able to handle requests and responses using the following formats : REST, SOAP, JSON, XML, PHP and Typed PHP, these formats can be mixed. It also provides supports for asynchronous requests, credentials and request details. (PHP Linux Only) -
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A modern, portable CGI library written in standard C++. Asynchronous CGI and FastCGI are both supported in a clear, simple and efficient library built upon the Boost C++ libraries (esp. Boost.Asio). Free and commercial support available on request.
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Phpolait is great ! however because of a bug it doesn't work with opera. Yuiolait is a reimplementation of phpolait that is mostly backward compatible: - it supports asynchronous requests - has the same interface (just include yuiolait.php instead of ph
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DOM translated Asynchronous XHTML lets you communicate with your server via AJAX, and recieve plain XHTML + scripts that are then translated to your DOM for easy insertion/substitution. What does this mean?: AJAX with no innerHTML and no cryptic XML!
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