Re: Html Tabbed Pages -- JAVA400-L

Actually, if you are using WDSc just created a "Dynamic Web Project" and then create a "Java Faces JSP" in the root context. From there you will have a "Palette" view that you can select many different UI controls (including a tabbed pane). I use myeclipseide.com because WDSc was a little overwhelming at first. I hope to get back to WDSc soon though.

JSF is a very nice technology that is making my web programming life much easier. I would highly recommend any jsp programmer to take a look at it. Or actually, any Net.data or cgi-rpg programmer ;-)

HTH,
Aaron Bartell

RPower@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

That looks interesting, how do I download that? Or where in WDSc would I find it?

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Re: Html Tabbed Pages
Assuming you are using JSP's you should check out the different UI components found in a JavaServer Faces implementation. I have been using http://myfaces.apache.org which has a panel display like you are asking.
HTH,
Aaron Bartell
RPower@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Is it possible to create a tabbed page in html or javascript? I've searched the web, but I can't seem to find an answer. What I mean by a tabbed page, is like overlaying pages with tabs on the top. Thanks,

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