that jsp generate (that is sent to the browser) on my
action , is it possible? thanks a lot ,
Regards.
Qureshi, Affan wrote:
So why cant you use simple JSTL or struts-EL tags to do it? Ideally you
shouldn't be doing any client-side stuff in your Actions.
A cleaner approach would be t
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Qureshi, Affan wrote:
>What part of JSP do you want to generate? Is it Java code in the JSP that you want to
>generate or static HTML/JavaScript? You might want to look at Tag Libraries as well.
>
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>-Original Message-
>From: ruben [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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What part of JSP do you want to generate? Is it Java code in the JSP that you want to
generate or static HTML/JavaScript? You might want to look at Tag Libraries as well.
-Original Message-
From: ruben [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 10:00 AM
To: Struts Users Mai
How are you transferring control from ServletA to ServletB? The request objects will
only be shared if you do a server-side forward or include (using requestDispatcher for
example). Otherwise if both the servlets belong to the same application the session
and servletContext object will be shared
Only if you submit the form using a POST method instead of the default GET. If you
want to achieve such functionality on the click of a link, you may need some
Javascript support to do a POST in the background on the 'click' event of the
hyperlink.
./Affan
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From: Ram
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