Alexey,
Are you outputting anything in your JSP file? If not, you could forward
the request to the servlet using the servlet context
getRequestDispatcher.forward() method. Otherwise, you should redesign your
servlet / JSP page to do the calclulation in a JavaBean or some other
helper class. You can't just call a servlet from the middle of a JSP page
if you have sent some output to the browser because the servlet response is
going to be a complete HTML page, not just the result of the calculation.
-Richard
At 01:45 PM 9/20/01 +0200, you wrote:
>Hey guys,
>
>how do I access the servlet from the jsp page? What's the syntax? My servlet
>performs the calculation and I need to show the results on the JSP page.
>Thank much
>
>A.
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