thanks ..it was the previous case only .
"Frank W. Zammetti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
05/16/2007 07:11 PM
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Re: AJAX query
When you say your "updating it using AJAX",
When you say your "updating it using AJAX", do you mean you are making
an AJAX request and putting the results into oamHeaderDateTimeInfo? Or
do you mean you are making an AJAX request who's response is generated
by this JSP? If the former, then it makes perfect sense: userData() is
a server-
I use Ajax transparently with Struts using AjaxAnywhere.
You app doesn't change and you don't violate the MVC pattern.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ajaxanywhere
I don't remember if the examples provide a Struts example.
Check it out,
MC
-- Original message -
Hi,
I am not that very experienced in Ajax, but what I feel that It is up to you
how you produce the HTML code that you are or are not violating the MVC.
If your action class produces html, it voilates, but if it can forward to a JSP
that generates the bare HTML all that is required for that pa
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