Asynchronous Page pattern

[iluwatar]

Description: The Asynchronous Page Design Pattern allows for the decoupling of long-running tasks from the main flow of a web page, providing a more responsive and interactive user experience. This pattern is particularly useful for web applications where certain operations, like data retrieval or processing, can take a significant amount of time and would otherwise block the user interface.

Main elements of the pattern:

• Client-Side Asynchronous Call: Initiate an asynchronous request from the client side using JavaScript (AJAX, Fetch API, etc.).
• Server-Side Processing: Handle the asynchronous request on the server side, processing the task in a non-blocking manner.
• Polling or Callback Mechanism: Update the client with the status of the request, either through polling, long-polling, or server-sent events.
• User Feedback: Provide immediate feedback to the user, indicating that the request is being processed, and update the UI once the processing is complete.

References:

1. Java Design Patterns - Contribution Guidelines
2. Asynchronous Page Design Pattern - Google Books

Acceptance Criteria:

1. Implement a client-side example demonstrating the initiation of an asynchronous request and handling the response.
2. Develop a server-side component that processes the asynchronous request in a non-blocking manner and communicates the status back to the client.
3. Provide clear documentation and usage instructions, including code comments and a README file explaining how to run and test the implementation.

[dkr19]

Could you please assign this to me?

[iluwatar]

Ok @dkr19

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