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AjaxRequestHandler
The AjaxRequestHandler extends the HtmlRequestHandler, and it defines how AJAX request logic is handled. The AjaxRequestHandler has the following functions:
AJAX request validation: when an HTTP request is made, the AjaxRequestHandler handler determines whether the request is an HTML channel request or an AJAX channel request.
Initializes channel parameters and generates data that is required by the AJAX channel to process an AJAX request.
Concurrent request support: enables two or more requests to be executed at the same time in a session.
AJAX time out value: specifies how long an AJAX request will be timeout.
Context handling: when a request is made, the AjaxRequestHandler methodrebuilds the current context. If a request is raised in a processor, the AjaxRequestHandler method rebuilds the processor context and chains the request operation context to the processor context so that the operation can access the processor context. If a request is not raised in a processor, the AjaxRequestHandler method chains the AJAX operation context under the current session context. When a request has been processed, the AjaxRequestHandler method unchains the operation context from the parent context. If the request is the last active request and the parent is a process, it will save the processor context in the cache as html processor done.
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