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August 2007

Ext FileTree Widget Example by Saki

by camel & 2 others
FileTreePanel is client-server application where client (browser) provides the user interface (UI) which displays the tree and context menu, handles drag & drop operations, etc. The filesystem that is displayed and managed by the UI is stored on a server. Therefore, we need some communication layer between client and server. Client sends a command to server, server processes this command and responds with a result. Client in turn processes the response and display results. All this communication is running in the background by Ajax (XMLHttpRequest) calls. The XMLHttpRequest is not used directly but the Ext JS - JavaScript Library ajax layer is used for this purpose. Client requests data from server with standard POST method and server is expected to respond with JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) string and appropriate HTTP headers.

February 2007

blogrium » Blog Archive » Accept email in your apps with Mailhook

by camel & 2 others
blogrium » Blog Archive » Accept email in your apps with Mailhook

blogrium » Blog Archive » Accept email in your apps with Mailhook

by nhoizey & 2 others (via)
Mailhook is the easiest way to accept email in your web apps. Using Mailhook, you can receive email directly into your scripts and applications as easy as handling a form post. This means that you have no excuse to not have an email interface to your application. At a high level, you can think of Mailhook as an email to HTTP adapter. We receive the email and pass it to your script via HTTP. All you have to do is make the script, hook it up, and you’ll be ready to accept email in your application.

mailhook - DevjaVu

by nhoizey & 1 other
Using Mailhook, you can receive email directly into your scripts and applications as easy as handling a form post. This means that you have no excuse to not have an email interface to your application.

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