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“911 Executive Escalation Service” and new Continuous Data Protection add-on “DataLockBox” bring peace of mind in demanding times

HOUSTON, TX. October 22, 2008 – JaguarPC, a leading provider of end-to-end web hosting solutions for over a decade, today announced the launch of two new services focused on enhancing customer experience and satisfaction. For companies requiring immediate issue resolution, JaguarPC is offering 911 Executive Escalation Service (911 EES) which provides direct access to the company executives. Customers can also directly access DataLockBox powered by R1Soft’s Continuous Data Protection (CDP) backup for only $2.50 a month.

911 EES is a premium offering with a dedicated toll free number which directly connects clients of the service with top executives in JaguarPC’s management team. It provides the ultimate peace of mind for businesses where 100% uptime is an absolute necessity. 911 EES is the failsafe to bypass JaguarPC’s multiple customer service options in the event immediate resolution is required for clients with intensive resource requirements.

“Serving the customer is in our DNA, and the new 911 Executive Escalation Service is an extension of this philosophy,” say Greg Landis, President of JaguarPC. “Every member of our executive team is customer service personnel first and foremost, including me. This new service guarantees that enterprises which demand high availability will always have immediate resolution.”

DataLockBox is available for all JaguarPC clients on shared, reseller, VPS and dedicated/colocation hosting plans. Clients can access the add-on inside their control panel and choose to restore files 24×7 off the actual backups from JaguarPC. For dedicated hosting clients currently subscribed to R1Soft backups, DataLockBox gives them the ability to manage their backups online, set intervals and restore points.

“With the current economy stuck in a slowdown, we’ve made it our top priority to focus on ways to help our customers succeed,” continues Landis. “These two new service offerings are the beginning of many more to come which will enhance our user experience. At JaguarPC we’ve made a strategic decision to focus on continual improvement of internal processes and customer service initiatives. Both 911 EES and DataLockBox help reduce areas of stress for our clients so they can focus on addressing their core business challenges.”

JaguarPC also offers high availability hosting for semi-dedicated or reseller hosting, with custom failover add-on option for added comfort and security. Certified failover experts are available around the clock. Combined with 911 EES and DataLockBox, customers can rest knowing their web sites are in good hands.

About JaguarPC

JaguarPC, based in Houston Texas, provides high-quality Internet hosting solutions to small and medium-sized businesses, government agencies, prominent individuals and non-profit organizations worldwide. JaguarPC’s core portfolio comprises information technology and business hosting services, as well as programming services. JaguarPC’s complementary subsidiary business is Devpond software, a web software company. JaguarPC is owned by Landis Holdings Inc., which also includes WowVPS!, ResellerZoom and HostingZoom. Learn more at www.JaguarPC.com.

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Ajax, shorthand for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, is a web development technique for creating interactive web applications. The intent is to make web pages feel more responsive by exchanging small amounts of data with the server behind the scenes, so that the entire web page does not have to be reloaded each time the user makes a change. This is meant to increase the web page’s interactivity, speed, and usability.

Basically, a regular AJAX-like implementation includes two main components: a client HTML page with JavaScript code making an AJAX call and receiving a response, and a remote page that can accept a request and respond with the required information. The JavaScript code on the client page is responsible for instantiating an XmlHttp object, then providing this object with a callback method which will be responsible for processing the received information, and finally, sending a request to the remote page via the XmlHttp object. All this is done by the JavaScript code.

So, what exactly are the pros and cons of using AJAX for web development?

Pros                        Cons
----            |            ----
Websites do not need to                 Different JavaScript imple-
reload to transmit their             mentation in every browser
data to the server.                  with proprietary extensions.

Since, you do not need to            Small requests less than 512
reload to transmit data                bytes may only be sent using
this can aid in greater                AJAX currently.
UI flexibility/usability.

AJAX extends the browser            AJAX can break if a user presses
with lightweight mini-                the "Back" Button.
applications.

AJAX adds portability                AJAX can be affected by a slow
due to it's backend                Internet connection since it
history.                    must connect to the server to
receive its data.

Most importantly it is                 Since the Ajax web pages are updated
easy to implement.                dynamically, it becomes difficult to
bookmark a state of the page.

Relies on JavaScript -- which not everyone
has enabled for security purposes.

Ajax interfaces are harder to program
than Rich Interactive Internet Applications
(RIAs) (XHTML/DHTML snippets)
and also give programmers less control.

Take a look at some of the code:


function GetXmlHttpObject(handler)
{

}
return objXmlHttp;
}

function GetMSXmlHttp()
{

var xmlHttp = null;
var clsids = [“Msxml2.XMLHTTP.6.0”,”Msxml2.XMLHTTP.5.0”,
“Msxml2.XMLHTTP.4.0”,”Msxml2.XMLHTTP.3.0”,
“Msxml2.XMLHTTP.2.6”,”Microsoft.XMLHTTP.1.0”,
“Microsoft.XMLHTTP.1”,”Microsoft.XMLHTTP”];
for(var i=0; i

Get Involved! AJAX —dispite its shortcomings is an awesome, fairly new technology that has great potential. Take a while and research it. Want tutorials?

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=AJAX+Tutorials&btnG=Google+Search :
http://www.w3schools.com/ajax/default.asp
http://codinginparadise.org/projects/tutorials/
http://www.maxkiesler.com/index.php/weblog/comments/round_up_of_30_ajax_tutorials/
http://www.petefreitag.com/item/515.cfm (more…)

We’ve been working on a new replacement system to consolidate and improve many of the missing or dated aspects of our operations. Thus began the nixcore project which is but a small part of much larger picture, our jaguar operations. We soon realized that not only would our clients benefit greatly from this, especially resellers, but the hosting community at large.

After extensive development, testing, and more testing we are pleased to annouce Jaguar is now operating on a version of nixcore. We will have a public version ready for release very soon starting with a release to just our clients. If running an operation like ours off the system isnt proof enough of its power then you won’t find the proof you seek. Its fast, secure, effecient, scalable, and very powerful!

There will be plenty more about nixcore to come. We are all extremely proud and pleased to be able bring it to our clients with this recent new site makeover. Enjoy

Many of our clients have followed some links in our forums regarding development of various projects we have in the works. One of those projects was a new site complete with more changes and upgrades than we can shake a stick at shakes stick. I never really knew what that phrase was supposed to mean, but hey that won’t stop me from using it. We had a lot of trouble with a a company we hired to do some site work and we’ve have since done our part in educating others about their ill ways. I decided after far too many missed deadlines and other problems with that design firm that I would just get back in the design state of mind. I set out to make not just a new website but actually revamp our entire operation from inside out. The website is the out part where you can of course see the many changes and improvements but the inside is where it gets really juicy.

This new site should fill in every gap or complaint reported with our old site from lack of content in various sections to an entire new kbase, tutorials, support section, and more. It will only get better from here with improved site features, new plans and specials, and some new fresh aspects I don’t want to give away just yet. We will set the new trend in hosting companies everywhere. Those that have been racing to catch up to us, and I know there are hundreds, well we are about to pick it up a notch… good luck keeping up!