>>> "Drizen, Alex (London)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 19-Jan-00 12:11:23 PM
>>>
>I think the problem may stem from the fact that all requests are
made at
>EXACTLY THE SAME TIME given the nature of the frames page.
Yes... but this is how it's supposed to work. If the web were serial
it would be soooo much slower than it already is.
>How can I ensure that each of these requests is processed in the
correct
>window?
Are you sure you're servlet is handling these properly?
The doGet() method needs to look a bit like this:
doGet(request,response)
{
String frame=request.getParameter("req");
if(frame!=null && frame.equals("1") )
{
//output first frame
PrintWriter p=response.getWriter();
p.println("<html><body>a frame page</body></html>");
p.close();
{
else if(frame.equals("2"))
{
//something similar for 2nd frame
}
else if( .... etc....
If it doesn't look like this (or something that would have the same
effect) that will explain why you're not getting the corresponding
data in your frames.
Nic Ferrier
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