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| - | Any function at the client´s business logic can be addressed using Server Actions. These are usually actions that do not take up a lot of time, such as, for example, input validation. | + | ~~Title: Asynchronous Communication using CallBac~~ |
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| + | Any function at the client´s business logic can be addressed using [[jvx:communication:calling_server_action|Server Actions]]. These are usually actions that do not take up a lot of time, such as, for example, input validation. | ||
| For this reason, communication between client and server is synchronized, i.e., the client makes a request to the server and waits for a response. During the wait time, the mouse cursor in the application is displayed as an hourglass, and the user can perform no further actions. | For this reason, communication between client and server is synchronized, i.e., the client makes a request to the server and waits for a response. During the wait time, the mouse cursor in the application is displayed as an hourglass, and the user can perform no further actions. | ||