You can do the latter with javascript as well, provided the browser's object
model supports it. There's really very little that you cannot do with
javascript (ECMA-262) and DOM these days regarding client-side validation
and interactivity. Javascript's loose typing makes data type validation
annoying though.

Sorry for being off-topic.

        Matt

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jenkins, Ed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> If you use JavaScript, the user can type in anything they
> want.  Then you evaluate it and alert them if you don't
> like what you see.
>
> If you use Java, you can actually see what they're typing when
> they're typing it.  You can filter out any characters you don't
> want as it happens.

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