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TreeView in JSP

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Shameek - 20 Mar 2006 18:39 GMT
I have to show the folder structure as a tree view in a JSP page and
return the selected file's details to be updated in a database. Which
one should i go for??
1. Using Swing components viz. JTree
2. Using Javascript with HTML
3. Using custom JSP tags

Thanks in advance
Gerbrand van Dieijen - 20 Mar 2006 21:21 GMT
Shameek schreef:
> I have to show the folder structure as a tree view in a JSP page and
> return the selected file's details to be updated in a database. Which
> one should i go for??
> 1. Using Swing components viz. JTree
> 2. Using Javascript with HTML
> 3. Using custom JSP tags

There should be a lot of commercial en open source javascript/dhtml
components that can display data as an tree.

Although the JVM is installed on a lot of machines nowadays, I wouldn't
use a JTree component. A applet would be slightly less good be
integrated with your webapplication, and the JVM loads relatively slow
in comparison to a dhtml component.
Shameek - 31 Mar 2006 10:18 GMT
Thanks Gerbrand........
went with ur advice and implemented DHTML/javascript to render the
tree.......loads pretty fast


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