Struts and client side features

[Heligon Sandra <sa...@nextream.fr>]

	In a Struts application, is it possible to modify a JSP page without
	call the server.
	My problem is the following I have a page with a list of employees
	and the type of one of the column is a check box.
	I have two buttons "select all" and "unselect all", that must check
	all the employees or uncheck all.
	For that no method is called on the server, the result is just a new
version
	of a view.
	How can I do that ? do I have to use JavaScript ?
	On the page I would like to allow user to sort the list (rising or
ascending selection)
	by column. It is the same problem, isn't it ?

	Sandra 

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Re: Struts and client side features

["V. Cekvenich" <vi...@users.sourceforge.net>]

A good practices is to write a JSP tag that emits JavaScript.
The JavaScript can contain an array list that comes from a bean.
Commonly used on dependent options Collections tag.

.V

Heligon Sandra wrote:
> 	In a Struts application, is it possible to modify a JSP page without
> 	call the server.
> 	My problem is the following I have a page with a list of employees
> 	and the type of one of the column is a check box.
> 	I have two buttons "select all" and "unselect all", that must check
> 	all the employees or uncheck all.
> 	For that no method is called on the server, the result is just a new
> version
> 	of a view.
> 	How can I do that ? do I have to use JavaScript ?
> 	On the page I would like to allow user to sort the list (rising or
> ascending selection)
> 	by column. It is the same problem, isn't it ?
> 
> 	Sandra 




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