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      ajaxFRM variable that ajaxRequestSender sets so that the response handler
      has a reference to the form if needed (as in example 5).
+   * The example custom XML generator was misnamed.  Corrected.

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! AjaxTags 1.0 Alpha 2
  Frank W. Zammetti

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! AjaxTags 1.0 Beta 2
  Frank W. Zammetti

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  still pretty darned simple)...

! 1. Update your struts.jar with the one from AjaxTags.  The JAR is a released
!    Struts JAR with some minor changes, specifically, about 12 new classes
!    and two modified ones).  When Struts 1.3 comes out the taglib
!    will be in a separate JAR, but until then it's all monolithic.  See the
!    Building AjaxTags section below for details on supported versions of Struts.

! 2. Replace your struts-html.tld file with the AjaxTags version.

  3. Add the AjaxInit plug-in to your struts-config.xml file like so:
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  still pretty darned simple)...

! 1. Build AjaxTags.  You will need to supply the struts.jar you wish to
!    "Ajax-enable".  See the "Building AjaxTags" below for details.

! 2. Replace the struts.jar and struts-html.tld file in your project with the
!    AjaxTags version emitted by the build process.

  3. Add the AjaxInit plug-in to your struts-config.xml file like so:
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  5. For any form element you wish to Ajax-enable, add an ajaxRef attribute to
!    it.  In addition, add an ajaxRef to the containing form.  This can be
!    any value you wish, it is a reference value to a configuration file.
!    ajaxRefs for form elements should be unique within the form (they will be
!    looked up by form and then by element, so you can have an ajaxRef in one
!    form that is the same as an element in another).  ajaxRefs on forms can
!    be duplicated, however, this will result in both forms using the same
!    definition in the config file, so be sure that's what you meant to do!

  6. Add the <enableAjax> tag to your page AFTER ALL OTHER AJAX-ENABLED FORM
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  5. For any form element you wish to Ajax-enable, add an ajaxRef attribute to
!    it.  In addition, add an ajaxRef to the containing form.

  6. Add the <enableAjax> tag to your page AFTER ALL OTHER AJAX-ENABLED FORM
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  Next comes the <form> elements.  Each <html:form> tag on any page that you want
! to have AJax-enabled elements in will have an entry.  Choose an ajaxRef any
! way you wish and make sure the ajaxRef in the config file in the <form> element
  matches the ajaxRef element you add to the <html:form> tag on your page!

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  Next comes the <form> elements.  Each <html:form> tag on any page that you want
! to have Ajax-enabled elements in will have an entry.  ajaxRef can be any value
! you wish, just make sure the ajaxRef in the config file in the <form> element
  matches the ajaxRef element you add to the <html:form> tag on your page!

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  you are Ajax-enabling on your page.

+ ajaxRefs for form elements should be unique within the form (they will be
+ looked up by form and then by element, so you can have an ajaxRef in one form
+ that is the same as an element in another).  ajaxRefs on forms can be
+ duplicated, however, this will result in both forms using the same definition
+ in the config file, so be sure that's what you meant to do!
+ 
  Within an <element> are a series of <event> elements.  You can Ajax-enabled any
  UI event that the Struts HTML taglibs already implement.  Simply add an <event>
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  You will need to build AjaxTags for the version of Struts you wish to use.
  The following versions are supported: 1.2.0, 1.2.1, 1.2.2, 1.2.3, 1.2.4,
! 1.2.5, 1.2.6, 1.2.7.

  The build procedure is as follows:
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  You will need to build AjaxTags for the version of Struts you wish to use.
  The following versions are supported: 1.2.0, 1.2.1, 1.2.2, 1.2.3, 1.2.4,
! 1.2.5, 1.2.6, 1.2.7.  Building AjaxTags amounts to compiling the code (for
! AjaxTags as well as the sample app), updating the struts.jar, and the
! struts-html.tld file.

  The build procedure is as follows:
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  point ready to be exeuted.  You will also find javadocs have been
  created in ajaxtags/web-inf/src.
+ 
+ Enjoy!
+ 
+ -Frank W. Zammetti