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Francis Shanahan has developed Zuggest, a novel approach to searching the Amazon catalog. Simply enter your query, and Zuggest will make a call to ECS every couple of seconds and update the display accordingly.
Zuggest is an example of a so-called "Ajax" application, using a combination of asynchronous calls to ECS and direct processing of XML results to create a dynamic application which provides results "within the page", with no need for a page refresh.
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Thanks for the link guys, rock on!
-fs
Posted by: Francis Shanahan | March 03, 2005 at 07:38 PM