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JavaScript can be used. However, you can manipulate the form elements in JSP
pages, just as you would in a servlet.
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> From: Ryan Richards [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Of Jacek Laskowski
> Sent: 07 September 2000 17:55
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> Subject: Re: Question regarding JSP and HTML forms
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> Kevin Jones wrote:
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> > The difference bewtween
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Kevin Jones wrote:
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> The difference bewtween
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> is that in the first case the setProperty only gets called when the bean is
> created, whereas in the second case the setProperty is always called.
That's what I've said, but I've also said that in "scope=request" case
it *do
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> Kevin Jones wrote:
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> > The JSP page can access the form params any number of ways
Kevin Jones wrote:
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> The JSP page can access the form params any number of ways but typically
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> <% myParam = request.getParameter("ParamName" %>
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As you showed the above example with <%%>, I thought about the bottom
one, but with one little difference. I'
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> Subject: Question regarding JSP and HTML forms
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> Question:
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> I am trying to use JSP's for a project I am working on. Can
> I use JSP to obtain information from HTML form elements as I
> would do in JavaScript? hence eliminating the need for
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Subject: Question regarding JSP and HTML forms
Question:
I am trying to use JSP's for a project I am working on. Can
I use JSP to obtain information from HTML form elements as I
would do in JavaScript? hence eliminating the need for
JavaScript altogether?
Any links to JSP-HTML Form info would be appreciated. I have
had trouble finding specif
