Basically it allows 'exporting' of your lisp functions so that they can be easily called from the Javascript code on your web page. The details of the data transfer can be handled by different backends, or as we'll call them 'AJAX processors'. At the moment three such processors are supported: one simple, built-in, that generates code inside the web page and does not require external libraries. The others are using a javascript library, such as Lokris or Prototype.
The documentation for HT-AJAX library including a small tutorial can be found here.
HT-AJAX is written in Common Lisp and aims to be portable across implementations as well as web browsers. Patches, bug reports, requests and comments are welcome.
HT-AJAX is (supposed to be) ASDF-installable.
Download ASDF package from http://pen.two-bytes.com/misc/ht-ajax.tar.gz
Please note that the location may change in the near future. This page will be updated with the new address.
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