Applets are too heavy.
Not good if your browser does not support Java.
What if your form has more than interrelated two pulldowns?
What if you had many such forms?
How would you make it generic and reusable?
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Peter Pilgrim
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Subject: Re: JSP and Form Pulldown that depends on another Form Pulldown
You need to create an applet, which will contain both pulldowns.
Upon selection of a different item in first pulldown, you will pass
value of selected item to the server (may be through RMI or
ClassLoader). Then on server-side another class may handle the
request and return you an array of values to fill the second
pulldown.
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