The server part listens to HTTP-Requests and executes the given method of the given web service. Afterwards it sends the return value of the executed method back as HTTP-Response. By default the response is JSON-Encoded, a PHP serialized response can be desired by passing the desired response format in the HTTP-Request. Other Response formats may be added/implemented easily. The server part consists mainly of the file service.php and the class api_provider

The client part is divided into:

• The base class for all modules and controls: app
• The Communications part performing the HTTP-Requests to the server phpremote.js

Both parts use functions out of the general library stdfuncs.js, but are basically independent from each other. An of app inherited module (or control) may perform AJAX-Calls via phpremote.js or not. Typically modules do perform AJAX-Calls, controls not.

• The PHP/JS-Interface
• Example of a PHP-Api
• Example of a JS-Class
• An application example
• Debugging

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