Question on AJAX implementation on java

Hi! I'm very new to the concept of AJAX and I was hoping someone could help me out. Basically, I have an application that needs to implement AJAX to speed up the transaction.
What the program does is it has a dropdown box which has dates. After the user selects a date and clicks the submit button, the server returns a user from the database.
My question is, how do I implement AJAX here? If it is possible, please guide me with this since I barely know how and where to start.
Thanks!

russcals wrote:
Hi! I'm very new to the concept of AJAX and I was hoping someone could help me out. Basically, I have an application that needs to implement AJAX to speed up the transaction.Then you're using it for the wrong reasons
What the program does is it has a dropdown box which has dates. After the user selects a date and clicks the submit button, the server returns a user from the database.Interesting. So what's the relationship between date and user, and how is that going to speed up "the" transaction?
My question is, how do I implement AJAX here? If it is possible, please guide me with this since I barely know how and where to start.
Thanks!You barely know where to start with Ajax? I see a bright future in web development for you, then, since nobody else that uses it seems to have a clue, either

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