Hi willy,
Since the menu resides on the client side, that leaves little alternative
in the design of interactive menus for html pages.
While I build dynamic menus in several different manners, the method which
comes closest to what you want is a merging of JSP and a DHTML menu
similiar to what you see on our www.jspinsider.com site.
What we do on some projects is drive the actual menu element design from a
database. When the user logs on, we build up a unique version of the menu
elements relative to their security and access rights. Then store the
results in the session object. Then when a JSP page is called, a DHTML menu
structure is built relative to the data in the session object.
At that point everything is back in dhtml and javascript.
Casey Kochmer
President Amberjack Software LLC
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>Subject: JSP Menu System
>Date: Tue, 6 Feb 2001 16:59:18 +1100
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>Hi,
>
>Does anyone know of any good sites that have information on how to create a
>menu system (tree) using JSP - without the use of client-side javascript?
>
>Regards
>Will
>
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