> Dick,
hey, there's no need for name-calling ;p
> I can't imagine anyone ever trying to tie an event such as a rollover to a
> server-side class. The network latency would make the UI not very
> useable. What is supposed to happen on the UI when the rollover or click
> event happens?
actually, I was planning on using it for an onClick event, rollovers would
be too slow, definitely. Here's what would happen in my perfect world: A
user would enter some search criteria, and hit "submit'. The server would
then invoke a method on a bean, which would return a result set (note:
without forwarding or refreshing the page), and I'd populate a <div
display="none"> with that result set, and then set display to "block" to
show it. oooooh.....
instead, what I'll probably end up doing is nesting an iframe within a <div
display="none">, and when the user clicks submit, it'll forward the src of
the IFRAME to the necessary servlet or jsp, which will set div display to
"block" onLoad.
david
> -Richard
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