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Hi,

I am planning to user Ajax framework in my currect application running on Websphere. Do I have to import any libraries to make it work or can anyone tell me how I can set up my environment for using Ajax.

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Lee,
AJAX is a concept. While you could hand code it, you more likely want to use a library/framework. Which will require a separate jar.

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Ajax is a client-side mechanism. There is nothing that you need to do on the server to enable it.

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I tried this out and it is working fine only when the servlet returns a text response. For XML response, I am not able to parse it. I guess, the javascript does not recognize it. Can anyone help me in this regard?

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An XML response is a text response.

Ajax will parse the XML document for you. The parsed DOM is available via the responseXML property.
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Great!!! Thanks. I got started off with my first AJAX implementation...

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