Michiel wrote: > I have no real clue how to communicate in some comprehensible way this > kind of information to the client, for javascript impelmentaiton of the > same or so. >
This is where I figured the client-side XML would earn it's keep. > I figure that much of this stuff will for some time remain to be > customized on the JSP's/javascript. Or would you have hope to define > these kind of things genericly? > Yes, to some or other degree. Simply starting with a relationship type or definition of sorts (user-define or standard) would go a long way in providing generic logic and variants thereof. I'd suggest that javascript may earn a space in CSV before long. > Perhaps it is easiest to talk back to the server with request for > validity only, which it then can report, without crashing an exception > to the poor user. > That's a simple validation exercise, but the more scalable option would be the inclusion of generic (and specific) client-side logic, which could then also manage some degree of business rules and complex validation. -Emile _______________________________________________ Developers mailing list Developers@lists.mmbase.org http://lists.mmbase.org/mailman/listinfo/developers
