I think that Java Applet is a better solution to this problem as
DHTML is not compatible with all browsers. Further more it also
depends upon the nature of the functionality that is to be achieved.
Thanks
Ammar
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U can use JavaScript The performance of DHTMl and Javascript is much
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Hi all,
I am working on a application . The requirements are somewhat like the
microsoft paint application. There are images on the client and a color
palette. If the user clicks on any area in the image and then on the color
palette, that area gets filled up with the color.Also there has to be drag
and drop functionality. The end user can click on some images and drop them
in the area where he/she points to on the client.
How can this be achieved using Java?
Can this be done entirely on the client side without submitting that page
to
the server?
I thought of using applets,swing but it'll make the client very fat.Is
there
any way to achieve this by JSP or any other way using Java.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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U can use JavaScript The performance of DHTMl and Javascript is much
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Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 12:23 AM
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Subject: Deciding a jsp solution for a specific problem
Hi all,
I am working on a application . The requirements are somewhat like the
microsoft paint application. There are images on the client and a color
palette. If the user clicks on any area in the image and then on the color
palette, that area gets filled up with the color.Also there has to be drag
and drop functionality. The end user can click on some images and drop
them in the area where he/she points to on the client.
How can this be achieved using Java?
Can this be done entirely on the client side without submitting that page
to the server?
I thought of using applets,swing but it'll make the client very fat.Is
there any way to achieve this by JSP or any other way using Java.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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