use the javascript method -- window.print()
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From: Agarwal, Shekhar (MED, TCS America)
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Subject: PRINT UTILITY PROGRAM
hi
i have print button in a jsp,on clicking the
Use
% String str = request.getQueryString();
if(str == null)
out.print("Nothing is passed");
else
out.print("Query String = " + str);
%
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Variables declared within %! % are instance variables for the servlet
generated by the JSP engine
and variables declared in % % are automatic variables within the service
method.
- Prasad
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Ross,
I will
Hi All,
I have a jsp page which uses a bean, it is a simple jsp page which
initializes
the bean with default values as shown below.
jsp:useBean id="bean1" class="test_Bean" scope="page"
jsp:setproperty name="bean1" property="Name" value="Joe"/
jsp:setproperty name="bean1" property="Age"
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Subject: Problem running JSP using bean in JRun
Date: Tue, 6 Feb 2001 16:00:45 -0600
Hi All,
I have a jsp page which uses a bean, it is a simple jsp
