Originally posted by frank jardillier:
Well, the final HTML page looks a table, each cell is the html result of an ajax call (function $().load() from jquery).
Second point, take the example that my JSP view produces image and table from the same data. Image can be produced before the jsp was called using your example. But what about the table? i have to store it too.
Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
Indeed,it would be an egregious misuse of Ajax and jQuery to pepper the server with a multitude of requests at page load when the cells could easily be renderred in the initial request for the JSP. What is the reason to not just render them in the first request?
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