1. You have to use some kind of GUI like AWT or Swing. This can only be
done on the client side either in an applet or in a standalone
application (possibly with sockets). JSP is for creating GUIs, it's for
processing on the server side, typically interacting with a database.
2. If nothing is supposed to be sent to the server, maybe your not even
developing a web application but a normal (AWT/Swing) standalone
application. If you are developing a standalone app, this will not be
the place where you find relevant information.
Start with reading the Swing trail of the Java tutorial
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
> 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.
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