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,Web 2.0—Ajax and Friends, filled with many bad applications, quite a few good ones, and far and few between excellent ones. In this and the following two chapters, we will try to add some excellence to our web application by applying some Web 2.0 techniques.

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Deploying and Upgrading,s execute the Grails run-app target, and you have your entire runtime environment. However, at some point in time, you will want to expose your application to your users. The embedded runtime environment is for development and testing only, and it is not intended to scale or support the load necessary in a production environment.

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Introduction to Groovy,plications called . to run inside the browser on many different platforms. Java became a popular generalpurpose language, but its greatest growth and strength has been on the server side. It is now one of the dominant server-side platforms. But Java is starting to show its age. Many people are even beginning to call it the new COBOL.

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Web Services,o expose your application functionality to other applications. You can also use the techniques discussed in this chapter to drive Web 2.0 Ajax-enabled web applications, like those discussed in Chapter 8.

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Integrierte Materialwirtschaft und Logistikplications called . to run inside the browser on many different platforms. Java became a popular generalpurpose language, but its greatest growth and strength has been on the server side. It is now one of the dominant server-side platforms. But Java is starting to show its age. Many people are even beginning to call it the new COBOL.