Nic Wise wrote:
> On Wed, 12 May 1999, Christopher Cobb wrote:
> > You *can* do this in JavaScript. I'm not an expert at this, but you can access
>java classes from JavaScript. Try this in your java script:
> >
> > System.err.println("This is a test.");
> >
> > Then look in your Java Console. You have just invoked a method on a Java object.
>You should be able to access your bean using the same JavaScript syntax:
> >
> > com.package.path.MyBean.method();
> >
>
> you would then have to download the com.mypackage.path.* classes onto the
> client, which kinda defeats the point, no?
>
> JSP is SERVER side, JavaScript is (generally) client side. Short of
> using CORBA/RMI/RDO/etc, there is no way to do this, and keep
> the beans on the server.
Duh. Well, I said I wasn't an expert at this :)
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