Originally posted by Bryce Martin:
but if it doesn't do AJAX like jqGrid then that kind of limits its usefulness
Originally posted by Bryce Martin:
I was searching around the forums and I ran across this post that I started a few months ago. After working with jqGrid and JSTL a few months more I would like to share what I've found.
Bear, you are right. Its not a matter of JSTL or AJAX, but JSTL and AJAX. I have found that for data that is page specific and won't change while the user is on the page it is best to use JSTL in conjunction with beans to display data from the server. If there is data that needs to change on the page then its probably (in most cases) going to be best to use AJAX to avoid a page refresh.
Thats my story and I'm sticking to it
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