In the classic model of Web1.0 application chaining, user actions in the browser generate the complete refresh of the page. This model, which is designed for the static presentation of information, is not suited to financial applications, which require more ergonomics and interactivity.
FrontStudio now enables you to get the most out of Web 2.0 Ajax technology: a 100% Web solution giving users ergonomics and reaction time comparable to those of a local application.
Web 2.0 Ajax chaining model:
Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML) involves the combined use of several technologies already used on the Web in an individual way.
Applications using Ajax send the HTTP server requests exclusively concerning the data required for the refresh, rather than all of the data displayed. The amount of data interchanged between the remote user and the server is thus greatly reduced. Moreover, the processing of the request by the server is partially transfered to the requesting workstation, which further reduces processing time.
An Ajax application does away with the systematic to-and-fro interactions during refresh operations. Ajax fluidifies those interactions by dividing client-server interactions into unit tasks. The ergonomics and interactivity of the applications is thereby increased tenfold.
