Spring 3.2 Rundown, Async Support | Not Purely Technical
In a normal web application, the client (browser) sends HTTP requests to the server, which processes information and delivers an HTTP response. While waiting for the response, the browser normally pauses and indicates that it is waiting for a response. To alleviate the client becoming "unresponsive", this is nowadays overcome mostly by sending the request as an AJAX request. This solves the client's problems to a great degree.
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