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We are using Struts. Can I use AJAX with Struts?
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Originally posted by Linda Walters:
The short answer is yes. Remember, Ajax is just a technique for using existing technologies. If you can use JavaScript, XML and HTTP POST and GET, you can use Ajax.
Originally posted by Linda Walters:
This is an ideal application for AJAX.[ April 22, 2006: Message edited by: Linda Walters ]
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Originally posted by Sonny Gill:
Why do you think so?
You would want to use AJAX if most of the data on the page stays the same, and only a small bit needs to be changed.
In this case though, most of the data, which is the details shown on the table, will change with each request.
As Eric wondered, the traditional postback model is probably the way to go.
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