Vikram, You are right that the Beehive Tree is AJAX enabled. The problem with running Beehive against the WLS 8.1 line is that Beehive requires Java annotations which requires Java 1.5. WLS version 8.1 doesn't support Java 1.5 so you need to upgrade WLS to the 9.0 line.
I believe that BEA is planning a new release of Workshop that supports Beehive. I'm not certain of the release schedule on that product. The was a thread on theServerSide in November that said: "Beehive remains alive and well and has recently gone to version 1.0. The edition of BEA Workshop with Beehive will reach technical preview in a few weeks, and beta after that." http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=37452 Daryl On 2/16/06, vikram shevde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > All, > > Our J2EE application was built using Workshop before Beehive came about > (on > WLS SP2), and we were thinking of adding some AJAX features in, especially > an AJAX tree control. We know of the BEA WebLogic Tree control, but it > doesnt support AJAX. On the other hand, looks like the same control has > been re-worked under Beehive to support AJAX. Could anyone please tell me > if > they have managed to get Beehive tags work inside Workshop? Any > pointers/suggestions on other AJAX-enabled Tree controls are welcome too! > > Thanks , > > Vikram. > > >
