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Building Rich Web Applications with AJAX and DHTML
Course Format: Classroom
School/Trainer: ProTech Professional Technical Services, Inc. [All Courses]
Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Seattle, Washington, United States
Jobs & Resumes: Seattle
Houses & Roommates: Seattle

This course will introduce the student to the techniques and concepts used to program with Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX), including the generation of XML on the server and the manipulation of a web page using JavaScript and CSS (DHTML). Through hands-on exercises, the student will learn to open an AJAX connection to request additional information from the server, to utilize Java on the......

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Building Rich Web Applications with AJAX and DHTML
Course Format: Classroom
School/Trainer: ProTech Professional Technical Services, Inc.
Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Overland Park, Kansas, United States
Jobs & Resumes: Overland Park
Houses & Roommates: Overland Park

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