List of Tables

Chapter 2. First steps with Ajax

Table 2.1. The key elements of Ajax

Chapter 4. The page as an application

Table 4.1. Common GUI event handler properties in the DOM

Chapter 5. The role of the server

Table 5.1. Behavior of instanceof operator across frames

Chapter 7. Security and Ajax

Table 7.1. Examples of cross-browser security policy

Table 7.2. Fine-grained web API for Battleship game setup phase

Table 7.3. Coarse-grained web API for Battleship game setup phase

Table 7.4. Web API for Battleship game play phase (used for both fine- and coarse-grained setup styles)

Chapter 8. Performance

Table 8.1. Profiling results for loop optimization

Table 8.2. Profiling results for DOM node creation

Table 8.3. Profiling results for variable resolution

Table 8.4. Benchmark results for ClickBox example code

Chapter 9. Dynamic double combo

Table 9.1. Three ways to populate a form element

Table 9.2. Description of arguments

Chapter 10. Type-ahead suggest

Table 10.1. Problems with type-ahead suggest

Table 10.2. Our functional requirements

Table 10.3. Values of configuration properties

Chapter 11. The enhanced Ajax web portal

Table 11.1. Public contract changes

Chapter 13. Building stand-alone applications with Ajax

Table 13.1. Channel required elements

Table 13.2. Optional channel elements

Table 13.3. Item elements

Table 13.4. Attributes of the Controller

Table 13.5. The Effect.FadeTo parameters

Appendix B. JavaScript for object-oriented programmers

Table B.1. Key features of JavaScript and their implications