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RIA - Best for the Enterprise App development

RIA - A new world of possibility ready for the Enterprise.
.Architecture
.mature frameworks and libraries
.process and standards


Rich Internet Applications:
.Load main page once
.Dynamically replace content in response to user interaction
.javascript central to UI Logic

Traditional MVC with RIA:
.UI Logic in view and client-side components
.Views are specific to one UI
.View-slow

RIA without MVC:
.Client-side components(javascript)
.consume Enterprise API directly (SOAP)
.API may not fit UI needs

RIA with Slim MVC:
.MOdel/Controller are used to expose a UI-specific API (JSON,REST etc) That can be consumed by

different UIs.
.ByPass controller when possible,avoid views

Developing and Maintaining Javascript:
.Limited error detection by IDE
.Difficult refactoring
.Different coding styles
.Skill sets


Logging:

Log to Browser console or web page.
.Javascript APIs

Log to server File
.Call a Logging Service via AJAX

RIA technology:
  • Partial screen updates
  • Asynchronous communication
  • Server push
  • Widgets supporting direct manipulation
  • Multiple coordinated windows
  • Modal dialogs
  • Menus
  • Keyboard navigation
RIA technology provides rich client capabilities in a web infrastructure. The goal is to combine the advantages of desktop applications with those of web applications. There are three fundamentally different technology options to achieve this: JavaScript, Java, and Flash. Their respective core advantages lead to the next level of the decision tree.














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  1. bro jackAugust 4, 2023 at 3:00 AM

    Qdexi Technology offers comprehensive RIA development services, crafting dynamic and engaging web experiences. With expertise in cutting-edge technologies, Qdexi creates interactive interfaces, seamless navigation, and responsive designs, enhancing user interactions and satisfaction. Their RIA solutions redefine web applications, delivering innovation and functionality in every click.

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