Help with jsp (timer)

Greetings,
I'd like to know whether following possible or not - perform a task that will make something when time goes out (like an auction system) with visual preview of ticking counter (24:00, 23:59 ... etc. when the page refreshed)?..
Or I should use Javascript fot it? But how it will work if user will disable Javascript on it's pc?..
Thanks...

Greetings,
I'd like to know whether following possible
possible or not - perform a task that will make
something when time goes out (like an auction system)
with visual preview of ticking counter (24:00, 23:59
... etc. when the page refreshed)?..Yes, you can use a Meta-Refresh to refresh the page every x seconds. The client will send a new request to the server and redisplay the page with updated content (as long as you provide the updated content).
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="2;url=thePageToSendTo">Where content has two parts - the first a number representing how long to wait until a refresh occurs. The second (after a ;) being the url to send the browser to after the period of time expires.
Note - users can block meta-refreshes as well.
Or I should use Javascript fot it? But how it
how it will work if user will disable Javascript on
it's pc?..You can use Javascript, or use a combination of Javascript and Pushlets to do the task. If the user turns JS off, the page is broken. Give them a message saying that, in order for this page to work correctly, Javascript needs to be enabled. Giving a simple message like that is easy:
<html>
  <head>
    <script type="text/javascript">
      function hideJSWarning() {
        var JSWarning = document.getElementById("JSWarning");
        JSWarning.style.display = "none";
    </script>
  </head>
  <body>
    <div id="JSWarning">
      You currently have Javascript disabled.  In order for this page to function
       correctly, you need to enable JavaScript.
    </div>
    <script type="text/javascript">hideJSWarning();</script>
    <br />The rest of your page
  </body>
</html>See, when the user has JS enable, the hideJSWarning function gets called, and the user doesn't see the warning. When the user does not have JS enabled, then the <div> holding the warning is not hidden, and the user sees the warning stating that they need JS enabled.
>
Thanks...

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