There are lots of simple JavaScript demos of drag and drop (like for example 
http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/makeDragDrop.svg)

I don't know anything about "Spring" (though when I read the message I began 
contemplating how best to implement a 2D perspective in SVG on the 3D object 
known as a spring -- making it move and bounce with relatively believable 
physics) so I'm not sure if JavaScript client-side doing drag and drop is what 
you're interested in or not, but to me that issue is an excercise in assigning 
and withdrawing event handlers. Nowadays we have the old fashioned way (which 
my code uses: O.onevent=function(){doit(evt))} or something like it) and the 
newfangled way (reminiscent of the old Netscape model) which I find a bit 
top-heavy in hoopla, but then I never really bought into XHTML either. 

Is that anything like what you're asking? I'd be hesitant to start layering 
JavaScript libraries atop one another until DOM (and everything else) 
stabilizes, but then I don't have deadlines to meet either.

David
----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Tak-po Li 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 3:26 PM
  Subject: [svg-developers] Re: spring framework


  Hi Shane,

  Thanks for infor on jQuery which is the Javascript framework in client
  side. I believe I will need something like that to implement drag&drop and
  resizing functions on the svg object if we don't want those to be done in
  server side.

  SpringFrameWork is in the server side.

  I am trying to create a Web tool similar to the hardware schematic entry
  system.

  Thanks again for your help.

  Tak

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