In the HTML that is generated, have a tag of JS. something like this.
<script language=JavaScript1.2 src="nameOfJS.js"></script>
This path is relative to the webFolder of your webserver, hope this Helps.
Ankur S Jain.
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Hi,
I want to use separate file(.js) for my javaScripts functions
instead of of writing them in html output of a servlet.
where should i put these files so that i can access them with relative
URL ,i am able to acces them only if SRC is specified as full URL
i am using <jswdk-1.0.1>
thanx in advance
kamlesh
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