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dynamically updating fields on jsp (struts2 + hibernate)

 
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I have a table in my database with fields(2 text boxes and 2 dropdown). And my jsp renders them correctly with respective values. Now What I want is whenever I add any field manually in my database how dynamically I can render it on my jsp using Struts2.
Or you can point it as: The moment I add new fields in my database,it should be reflected on my jsp(UI) without refreshing.
How should I proceed..

can pooling be done using struts2. If yes a simple example for my case will be really helpful.

Thanks
 
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Hi ayush,

You can do R&D on utl_http and oracle_jobs which can do your work . I havent done this before but it is possible..

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Jatan
 
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Thanks Jatan,
But its not helping me in my case. Ok how can i generate dynamic forms ( Customised form) in struts2. Is there any standard library available in struts2. (like v have dynaforms in struts 1).
 
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