Hi Ron,
their is nothing special with a servlet or jsp page returning
html compared with the web server returning a static html page.
So if your example works with a static html page it
will work with a servlet ot jsp page.(I don't know javascript,
so I don't know if it contains errors.)
>Hello,
>
>This is acually a servlet question, but if the answer is what I think it
>is, then it becomes a jsp question.
>
>I have a javascript file which calls a java servlet in a window, i.e.:
>
>window.open (url to servlet, blah, blah)
>
>The following javascript is created by the servlet to return values into
>the form of the "window.opener" .html (I left out the "out.println" for
>easier reading):
>
><script language='javascript'>
>var codeData, textData, numberData;
> function closeThisWindow(codeData, textData, numberData) {
> if (numberData == '1') {
> window.opener.document.forms[0].naics1.value = codeData;
> window.opener.document.forms[0].naicsText1.value = textData;
> }
> window.close();
> }
></script>
>
>I get an error "access denied" in Internet Explorer. Netscape navigator
>just says 'javascript error'. I saved the .html which was created by
>the servlet in the window, and modified the original .html to call the
>servlet-created .html, just to test. Same data, but it works. So, my
>question is: can a servlet return data into form fields from a window?
>If not, can I accomplish the same goal using jsp?
>
>Thanks, much.
>
>-ron
>
>--
>
>Ron Parker
>SCBBS / TradeWinds / TradePoint LA
>
>http://www.scbbs.com
>http://www.intl-trade.com
>http://www.tradepointla.org
>
>
Ciao,
Carsten
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