Why we need RIA ? I didn't see any benefits from RIA？ it need a plugin to run it, this will bring headache to its user, compared to the regular html page.
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6If you need a plugin for it then you're doing it wrong. – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams Dec 19 '10 at 01:48
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1Retagging assuming that by RIA you meant "Rich Internet Application" – Sonny Saluja Dec 19 '10 at 01:48
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Adobe Air RIA needs the flash plugin, JavaFX needs JRE plugin. is it correct ? – user534009 Dec 19 '10 at 02:32
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HTML and JavaScript are native to most browsers. – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams Dec 19 '10 at 02:39
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I'd start by defining what "RIA" is actually supposed to mean. Since the advent of AJAX and especially HTML5, *internet applications* can be very *rich* without any sort of plugin. – deceze Dec 19 '10 at 02:44
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- RIA, or Rich Internet Applications, came as a ready solution to the problem of slackened Web browsing and low customer conversion rate.
- RIA offers richer functionality by making use of HTML widgets available on standard browser-based Web applications.
- Rich Internet Applications are providing users a multi-dimensional experience.
With the use of RIA, a part of the application runs directly within the users’ Web browser, allowing automatic navigation. It is a major improvement on traditional HTML and has transformed the static database of a website to a multi-functional online experience. Now, shoppers can see, “feel” and even try products online. RIA ensures large scale business returns and repeat visits, giving a boost to online business.
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Sorry, but… does that actually mean anything? This is such a high-level marketing description that I can derive no actual information from it. – deceze Dec 19 '10 at 02:40