Not in the form which you are trying. Client-side JavaScript only executes
on the clients machine. Your JSP is all serverside. Once the page has been
sent to the client it cannot be used like so.
If you really need to accomplish this you might be able to create an applet
that can communicate with your server. The applet will also be on the client
side and can work with the JavaScript.
Jayson Falkner
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Subject: combining javascript and jsp
> Hi
>
> its possible to something like this:
>
> function myFunc() {
> if (a_condition){
> <% myBean.setBeanProp(1);%>
> .....
> }
> }
>
> or the code between <% %> is always executed?
>
> Thanx
>
> Raffaele Bello
>
>
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