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The following page has been changed by MichaelJouravlev: http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsManualActionWebComponentAsync ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4. The user initiates the input phase by submitting an HTML form or by activating a command link. Javascript engine sends input data to the Action asynchronously using XMLHTTPRequest object. The Action processes data and updates component state if needed. Component state can be stored in a session-scoped form bean, in a database or in other location. 5. After input data has been processed, the Action forwards to a view relevant to component state. This view is returned to the browser in response to asynchronous request. The Javascript engine finds the spot in the composite page where the component resides, and updates page fragment in place. The user sees an updated page. - nline:action_component_ajax_title.gif + inline:action_component_ajax_title.gif A Struts component incorporated into a page looks and behaves uniformly whether it runs in Ajax mode or not. The dual-mode functionality of Struts web components is invaluable for environments where !JavaScript is not allowed or in browsers that do not support the XMLHTTPRequest object, like some mobile browsers.
