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Since today the latest Version 3.2.0 of Struts2 jQuery Plugin is available. The main change is the switch from jQuery 1.5.2 to the latest version 1.6.4 of the jQuery 1.6.x releases. You can now benefit from all the improvements and performance optimizations from the jQuery 1.6.x versions. If you are using third party jQuery plugins, [...]

The new Version 3.1.0 of Struts2 jQuery Plugin is now available with an improved Tree and Autocompleter Tag and a new Timepicker Addon for the Datepicker Tag. A improved Tree Tag The Tree Tag provides now support for different Node Types and support for Context Menus. Two new Tree Tag examples in the Showcase explain [...]

Step1: Install and Configure Maven We use Maven to describe this software project and to manage the dependencies. 1.) Download maven from http://maven.apache.org/download.html and extract it. 2.) Add MAVEN_HOME/bin to your PATH Step2: Create your Struts2 Project 1.) Switch to your Eclipse Workspace. cd workspace 2.) Create the Project based on the struts2-archetype-convention archetype. mvn [...]

I’am happy to inform you that Version 3.0.0 of Struts2 jQuery Plugin is now available with a lot of new features an improvments. A new Tree Tag With this version there is an offen requested feature available. The new Tree Tag allows you to create easy Trees in your templates. This Tree Tag is based on [...]

For an better support of mobile development with Java and the popular MVC Framework Struts2, I include in the next version of Struts2 jQuery Plugin a new Module based on jQuery mobile. Planned Features of the Struts2 Mobile Plugin are an easy AJAX support and a jQuery mobile theme for form elements. I just upload [...]

You want to enhance a default handler, fix a bug or just use an other jquery plugin as the default in Struts2 jQuery Plugin? Here is a short example hot to overwrite the handler function for the autocompleter in Struts2 jQuery Plugin. <sj:head /> <script type="text/javascript"> $.struts2_jquery.autocompleter = function($elem, options) { alert("my own autocompleter handler [...]