Documentation / Tutorial for AJAX n MVC in BSP

hi all,
i'm newbie in web programming and i think i need to know more about web programming, especially about AJAX & MVC in web programming.
is there any documentation or tutorial about this AJAX n MVC in BSP ?
if you have any, could you please send the documents to my mail [email protected] or give the link in this forum.
many thanks in advance
regards

Hi,
For AJAX GO through the Weblog,
/people/benny.schaich-lebek/blog/2005/11/03/ajax-sap--an-old-hat
For MVC in BSP,
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/a6/38443ca607d75ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
Regards,
Azaz Ali.

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Example: I try to use data of the Modelclass 'Model_1' with the Controllers 'Controller_1' and 'Controller_2'. In Controller_1 I fill the the Modelclass with data. But after I navigated to Controller_2 the Modelclass is empty.
Regards
Fritz

Yes I quite often create just one model and then pass its reference between controllers. If controller one creates the model, you just need a way of getting the reference to that model into the second controller. I often place the reference into the application class for easy access.
To restore the model in the second controller, I do the following:
    appl ?= application.
    model ?= appl->model.
    if model is not initial.
      me->set_model( model_id = 'DT'
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    endif.
There are different approaches to this, but I like this one where I use the set_model to tell the second controller that this its model as well.

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