Easy Java Websites (EJW)

or return a JSON formatted document for your JavaScript:
// JSON formatted date
{"dayOfWeek" : "${date.dayOfWeek}",
"dayOfMonth" : "${date.dayOfMonth}",
"month" : "${date.month}",
"year" : "${date.year}",
"hour" : "${date.hour}",
"minute" : "${date.minute}",
"second" : "${date.second}",
"message" : "(Click for update)" }
and, you can just as easily handle XML, HTML, etc. based responses.
AJAX Requests
Handling AJAX requests is completely trivial. Your client can access any HTTP oriented
request/response (with any HTTP method) that you set up with EJW in any mode (configuration
free, RESTful, and/or configuration based).
And as described above, you can return a forwarding URI to a template rendering engine such as
JSP/JSTL or Velocity:
// JSON formatted date
{"dayOfWeek" : "${date.dayOfWeek}",
"dayOfMonth" : "${date.dayOfMonth}",
"month" : "${date.month}",
"year" : "${date.year}",
"hour" : "${date.hour}",
"minute" : "${date.minute}",
"second" : "${date.second}",
"message" : "(Click for update)" }
and you can just as easily handle XML, HTML, etc. based responses.
Default Request