hmm... well, this should work.
a root object being a Vector. This one contains all subjects as Vectors.
Each element in each vector maps to a hashtable. The hashtable might contain
things such as:
======
id,
subject,
message,
replies
======
the key replies maps to another vector -> hashtable with the same structure
as above.
if there are no replies to the entry, then don't add the key; & just make
sure that you check that "replies"-key exists ;)
good luck,
//Adrian Papari
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Subject: data indention?
hi, i am doing a web forum and i would like to indent my data depending on
the thread level...something like:
subject 1
reaction 1.1
reaction 1.2
reaction 1.2.1
reaction 1.2.2
subject 2
reaction 2.1
and so on... is there any way i can manipulate my data this way. any method
in JSP that i can make use of this. or i will use the power of javascript
and other client side scripts...
any help will be greatly appreciated...
thanks
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