How to use layout:treeview in struts application

hi all,
i am creating a treeview in which whtever folder & subfolder name i m getting it from database
now i want to create dynamic treeview. i.e. if i click on the + sign besides folder then only it will display or load the subfolder in the page.
can anybody tell me how to that.
thnx in adv.
ritu

hi all,
pls help me out.
is there anybody who has worked on layout treeview in struts
regards,
ritu

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