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And I totally forgot to mention Adobe Flex, which is built for exactly
this kind of bi-directional data connection, if with a bit of a learning
curve.
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I've had good success with DWR and GWT. For GWT, there are a number
of available useful extensions, and in particular, SmartGWT (http://code.google.com/p/smartgwt/
) has some sophisticated Grids available with automated management of
bound data.
On Jan 25, 2010, at 9:32 AM, Hassan Schroeder
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 4:28 PM, jithu mada wrote:
> I have a requirement, which is to display the table data and the user can
> add,update or delete the data to it. I am using and JSP's and Servlets.
>
> I was searching online to find if there are any data binding frameworks
> available which I
Keep in mind the overall architecture. The user is actually using an
HTML page containing HTML fields. The browser (nor the HTML) has no
actual knowledge of the DB or any binding or ORM you have on your
server.
So, on the server side, you have 2 primary components; servlets for
validating and pr
