Rupesh,
Think of JSP and Frames as you would HTML and Frames. Use Javascript to
assist in frame referencing and navigation. Use TARGET= attributes to
target one frame or another. You can add this to a FORM tag or a web link.
Not sure how you'd do this with the <jsp:forward> tag though.
Dan
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> From: Rupesh Choubey[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: Rupesh Choubey
> Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 1999 9:05 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Frames and JSPs?
>
> i looked a lot for information on using JSPs and frames..but could not
> find any....hence, if anyone can help, that would be great......
>
> How would frames work with JSPs? Would each frame be a new JSP? If so, how
> could changes to one frame be reflected in the other....say, one frame has
> a search field and a button which when clicked should update a table in
> another frame....currently, all the JSPs I have are not frame based and
> all of them talk to servlets which communicate to EJBs....
>
> would appreciate any help possible,
> thank you,
> rupesh.
>
>
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