Re: "refreshing" server side infromation

2004-10-25 Thread Tito Eritja
Thanks for your answer, I did it just with the refresh tag, just some questions: what's de difference between using the hidden Iframe or not?, Is there some way to hide the browser reload "signs" when refreshing? tito El miÃ, 06 de 10 de 2004 a las 11:23, James Neville escribiÃ: > Tito Eritja w

SV: "refreshing" server side infromation

2004-10-06 Thread hermod . opstvedt
Hi Use HTML META-REFRESH tag to refresh the page (from client) at a fixed interval. Hermod -Opprinnelig melding- Fra: Tito Eritja [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sendt: 6. oktober 2004 11:24 Til: struts Emne: "refreshing" server side infromation Actually this is not a struts que

Re: "refreshing" server side infromation

2004-10-06 Thread James Neville
Tito Eritja wrote: Would be an applet a good solution?, is there another way to solve it? You could stick a hidden Iframe on the page that uses the refresh tag in the page header. This page checks for changes and reloads the main page if required. I'd stay away from applets ;) Cheers, James This

"refreshing" server side infromation

2004-10-06 Thread Tito Eritja
Actually this is not a struts question, but if someone could help me I would be so grateful. I'm implementing an fleet trucking web based system. When the system has new information (positions or alarms) of the trucks, the client web page should be "repainted". The problem is that is the server wh