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How to refresh jsptree?

 
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Hi everybody.I am having jsptree.I want to refresh that tree whenever it is
called.That means when ever tht jsp is called my cache is to be cleared and my tree should be refreshed.I am using tomcat server.
Can anybody help me by posting useful information.


Thanks & Regards,
RamSankar.
 
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Originally posted by ram sankar:
I am having jsptree.I want to refresh that tree

What is a jsptree and what does it mean to "call" it?
 
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I developed a treestructure using JSP.I want to delete the cache for that tree when ever tht jsp is called.Can any body help me for this.
 
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[Edit: please do not repeat the same question in more than one topic.]
[ November 08, 2007: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
 
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