Updating a table binded to a database

HI,
I am using a table binded to a table inside a database. How can the database be updated when a new row is added to the database. I am using the persist command in a separate session EJB to add the new row.
thanks
Ray

you mean how can the datatable be updated when the database is updated.
Use Ajax to poll for a change I suppose. Perhaps you could set a session variable or something that says that the data is dirty, check that value through an Ajax call and then refresh the datatable when the variable is true (don't forget to set the variable to false again, or else the table keeps updating!)

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