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Developing responsive user interfaces for web applications using Ajax, XUL, and the open source ZK rich web client development framework
- Introducing the ZK framework
- Installing and configuring ZK
- Setting up, managing, and publishing a project
- Improving navigation and optimizing result preparation
- Internationalization with the ZK framework
- Creating custom components
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Sample Chapter 2 Online Media Library [2.5 MB] Table of Contents
Language English
Paperback 184 pages [191mm x 235mm]
Release date
March 2008
ISBN 1847192009
ISBN 13 978-1-847192-00-4
Author(s)
Markus Staeuble, Jurgen Schumacher
Topics and Technologies
Open Source, Java, AJAX, Web Development
ZK is an open-source web development framework that enables web applications to have the rich user experiences and low development costs that desktop applications have had for years. ZK includes an Ajax-based event-driven engine, rich sets of XML User Interface Language (XUL) and XHTML components, and a markup language.
The ZK rich client framework takes the so-called server-centric approach: the content synchronization of components and the event pipelining between clients and servers are automatically done by the engine and Ajax plumbing codes are completely transparent to web application developers. Therefore, the end users get rich user interfaces with similar engaged interactivity and responsiveness to that of desktop applications, while for programmers, development remains similar in simplicity to that of desktop applications.
This book is a Developer's Guide that steps you through the ZK framework with examples. It starts with installing and configuring ZK and takes you on to integrate it with other frameworks. By the time you are through the book you will be able to build an application on your own.
Read the full Table of Contents for ZK Developer’s Guide
Markus Staeuble
Markus Staeuble is actually working as Senior Software Engineer. He has a Master’s degree in Computer Science. He started with Java in the year 1999, after which he has earned many experience in building enterprise java systems, especially web applications. He has a deep knowledge of the java platform and the tools and frameworks around Java.
Jurgen Schumacher
Hans-Jurgen Schumacher studied mathematics at the University of Karlsruhe, Germany. Since 17 years he is working as a Software Developer and Architect. Right now he is in the position of a Senior Architect for J2EE. One of his special fields are GUIs for web applications as well as Improvements in the Software Build process.
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