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circeOS XMenu is a java/jsp application that dinamically generates menus (vertical or horizontal) starting from an XML configuration file. It works using jsp, taglib, a couple of java classes and a javascript menu. circeOS XMenu is easily integrable in web pages. In version 1.1 XMenu support deployment on Bea WebLogic besides Tomcat and JBoss.

circeOS XPopMenu is a java/jsp application that dinamically generates a PopUp menu starting from an XML file. It works using jsp, taglib, a couple of java classes and a javascript popup menu. circeOS XPopMenu is easily integrable in web pages. In version 1.1: xml structure changed

This is first menu system that supports checkboxes radiogroups text field action buttons inside the menu bar. Session persistence and server side events are also supported. Using this menu/toolbar you can create web application like usual offline GUI application. As web menu it supports all popular features available in most advanced commercial web navigation systems. Compatible with IE4+ Moz0.9+ NN4+ Opera5+. Tested on all popular JSP containers and application servers. Features Wide browser support Wide JSP/servlet container support. Individual menu\submenu\menu items configuration Many menu bar alignment and orientation Menu item controls: checkboxes, radio buttons, action buttons, text fields Server side events

This tag is to build hierarchical drop down menu systems for. Extra wide browser compatibility : NS4.05+ IE4+ Opera5+ NS6+ Mozilla09+ It supporst independent menu item configuration Icons and arrows with rollover effect. Horisontal and vertical alignment. Multiple menus on one page. Version 1.02 have some major bug fixes. It successfully tested on Resin 2.05/2.11 Jetty Oracle Orion JRun and all Tomcat versions. Some minor JS improvements.

jsptListe is a java component, with which you can add a treeview (explorer style) in your JSP page. Free for personal use.

Given parameters in a simple XML file, this listview presents columns of data fetched from any SQL database that may be scrolled or sorted by the user. The listview will transfer fields back to the calling page either by populating fields on a form, or through a querystring. The listview is presented to the client as standard HTML and JavaScript.

Java servlet implements HTML-based tree control. It uses a data file for describing your tree. This text file will be parsed during the first call for servlet with the appropriate configuration file.