I'm not sure why everybody is jumping on the bandwagon with this.
The standard 6.0 iNotes mail interface is a perfect example of an "Ajax" interface... and has been around for at least a couple of years.
I use it all the time for when I'm on client sites and cannot connect directly using the client. It has all the drag-and-drop to folders, multiple selections, and rich-text editing that you'd expect. Take a good look at it, there is a huge amount of functionality in there. (Most of which I've lifted to use in my client apps. (^_^;)
I'm not sure why everybody is jumping on the bandwagon with this.
The standard 6.0 iNotes mail interface is a perfect example of an "Ajax" interface... and has been around for at least a couple of years.
I use it all the time for when I'm on client sites and cannot connect directly using the client. It has all the drag-and-drop to folders, multiple selections, and rich-text editing that you'd expect. Take a good look at it, there is a huge amount of functionality in there. (Most of which I've lifted to use in my client apps. (^_^;)