Peter,

Look into wddx.  It's a free api I use it everyday for exactly what you are
doing.

www.wddx.org

Scott Cavanaugh
Lead Software Developer
Online Operations
Salem Communications Corporation

-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Pilgrim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 2:39 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: JSP and Form Pulldown that depends on another Form Pulldown


Hello

I have an architectural / design with Forms, JSP, and dependencies between
HTML Form Elements.

Can JSP help me with a spec rquirement?

I have a HTML Screen with two pulldowns <select>...</select>
Let's call the first pulldown "country" and fill it with

     { united kindom, france }

Let's call the second one "city" and fill with either

     `{ london, manchester, glasgow, cardiff, belfast }
or
     `{ paris, nice, lyon, marseille, bordeaux, grenoble, st etienne }
or
     whatever the selected item the first pulldown has.

See the problem ? Second pulldown depends on the first.

It is easy to write this as a static HTML web page if the data is static
and bind it with a little JavaScript.

But what if the values for the HTML Option element all come from a database.
I think you write some sort of OptionPulldownBean. But how do get these
beans depended on one another?
How would you write this requirement in JSP ( and the MVC pattern (sic) )?

Any ideas appreciated.

--
Peter Pilgrim
G.O.A.T
                    "The Greatest of All Time"



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