> yeah, it can be done with ASP because COM objects are put into the HTML
> document using the tag, which is part of the DOM and can be
> manipulated as such. JavaBeans never end up as objects in the rendered
HTML
> page, the tag is processed on the server and ripped out of
the
> rendered file.
yeah, it can be done with ASP because COM objects are put into the HTML
document using the tag, which is part of the DOM and can be
manipulated as such. JavaBeans never end up as objects in the rendered HTML
page, the tag is processed on the server and ripped out of the
rendered file. View sourc
> Dick,
hey, there's no need for name-calling ;p
> I can't imagine anyone ever trying to tie an event such as a rollover to a
> server-side class. The network latency would make the UI not very
> useable. What is supposed to happen on the UI when the rollover or click
> event happens?
actuall
#x27;t need ;¬)
The last time I did anything like tying events to user input I was using
ActionListeners in applets.
probably be too heavyweight a front end tho if you're after tying beans to
javascript events.
> -----Original Message-
> From: David Gee (MAYA Design) [mailto:[EMAIL
> Hi David,
>
> To use something similar to VBScript/COM objects in java you would use
> JSP/JavaBeans.
I know, I'm already (successfully) doing that. My problem is tying Javabean
method calls into user events (clicks, rollovers, etc). This is possible
with VBScript/COM, but I haven't been able t
I've been trying to do something similar, with no luck. I know you can do
this with ASP, as shown at:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/search.asp?
(view the source)
but I've found no way of doing anything like this with JSP, which is a
pretty serious shortcoming. It's a pity Javascript doesn'
would that include you? (and now me, too)
david
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Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 4:23 PM
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> CUPID,SHAME ON YOU F'IN MARON.
>
> I certainly agree with Richard, we should put a
I'm looking for some resources on using DHTML/JavaScript with JSP.
What I'm trying to do is call a method from a javascript event handler, ie:
LINK TEXT
where someFunction calls the Java method.
here is some example code of what I have right now:
<%@ page info="Portal Page"
import="co
