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Hi all,
I need to develop a view page, which will be having Treeview control. I a trying this using struts. So u have any thing special (writing XML file) to build Treeview in struts. Or how it differs from normal design

Thanks in advace
Pam
 
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Hi "pamg",
Welcome to JavaRanch! We don't have many rules here, but we do have a naming policy. Please edit your display name to comply with this policy. One benefit of changing your display name is that only people with valid display names are eligible for the book giveaways. Thanks in advance and we look forward to seeing you around the Ranch.
 
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Hi "pamg",
Please change your publicly displayed name so that it complies with the Naming Policy. You can do that here.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Edit: See how particular we are with the name rule? (But really, Jason hadn't posted his reply yet when I started my reply)
[ February 11, 2004: Message edited by: Junilu Lacar ]
 
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Originally posted by Junilu Lacar:
Hi "pamg",
Please change your publicly displayed name so that it complies with the Naming Policy. You can do that here.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Edit: See how particular we are with the name rule? (But really, Jason hadn't posted his reply yet when I started my reply)
[ February 11, 2004: Message edited by: Junilu Lacar ]


Sorry to horn in on your forum. I just happened to be passing by. Feel free to drop by Jig:B, MD, or PD and issue a naming warning or two.
 
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You guys can horn in all you want, Jason. I've been kind of scarce around here since I've started working hourly -- I can use all the help I can get.
 
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Originally posted by pamg:
Hi all,
I need to develop a view page, which will be having Treeview control. I a trying this using struts. So u have any thing special (writing XML file) to build Treeview in struts. Or how it differs from normal design

Thanks in advace
Pam


There is no easy way to write a TreeView in Struts -- it ultimately generates HTML, which does not include a native tree view. You can write a huge pile of code (which has nothing to do with Struts) to simulate a tree with HTML. Or, you can use a JavaScript implementation. Or, you can embed an applet. None of these has any particular relevance to Struts.
 
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Hi all
I corrected my name. My short name was Pam G . But now i put my long name.
I was not aware of naming rule. Thanks for correcting me.
Neal has replied my question. but i do not want generate tree view using HTML. I want database driven tree view. Basically i want to do search some information and if database has results it will be displayed in form of tree view.
Earlier i tried to develop tree view in HTML and it's working fine. I want to know is their ia any XML process in struts to built tree from database output?
If i want to display database results in form of tree view what is the provision in Struts.
Thanks every one supporting. I have been member quiet long but i never posted my query as i always get answer from other friend's.
Pramod
 
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Originally posted by Pramod:
Hi all
I corrected my name. My short name was Pam G . But now i put my long name.
I was not aware of naming rule. Thanks for correcting me.


Thanks for the effort Pramod but I'm going to have to ask you to go in and change it again. You are required to have two parts to your publicly displayed name; preferably, you would spell out each name. Examples of acceptable names are:
Pam G_____ (spell out the G part)
P G_____ (spell out the G part)
Pramod G_____ (spell out the G part)

Unacceptable:
pamg (only one part)
Pramod G (G is not spelled out)
Thanks!
 
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