Thanks for the overview Frank. I'm using struts 2 and will lookup how to
writeup AJAX requests to get this done.
Thanks a bunch,
Session
> Is this Struts1 or Struts2? That will (potentially) change the mechanics
> a little, but in theory, sure, it's easy to do. Assume Struts1 for a
> moment.
Is this Struts1 or Struts2? That will (potentially) change the
mechanics a little, but in theory, sure, it's easy to do. Assume
Struts1 for a moment...
1. User triggers event on the page that does the delete. This causes a
Javascript function to be executed.
2. That function makes an AJAX
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the response. I'm really a beginner with ajax/Dojo/Dom tree, and I
have no idea how the tree could be returned from the server. Would you have an
example resource that you could point me to that would show this? Or would you
be able to send me some code snippets if the p
The jsp page sends a delete request to the struts action that determines
whether or not the object associated with the node can be deleted from the
database. The struts action removes the object from the database if all is
well, and at this point, I would like to have the struts action notify t
3. Generate JavaScript in the Ajax result that removes
the node (and re-renders the tree if necessary; I
don't know how all that works) and execute it.
--- Chris Pratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can use the Rhino JavaScript interpreter to
> execute JavaScript
> from Java, but I don't think
You can use the Rhino JavaScript interpreter to execute JavaScript
from Java, but I don't think that's actually what you are looking for.
It sounds like you are asking "How to I run some JavaScript in the
client's browser when something changes on the server?" And the short
answer is, you can't.
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