Yep!
Set the "target" attribute of C.jsp to "_top" in A.jsp <frameset>
definition. <frame target="_top" src="C.jsp"> Therefore, any page called
from C.jsp will be directed to the entire browser. It's not a JSP problem,
it's a HTML frameset definition problem. The only problem comes if you call
more than one page from C.jsp. If you do... Then gets more complicated,
probably a JavaScript fix.
Let me know if you have anymore trouble.
Matthew S. Butler
Butler Computer Solutions, Inc.
225-312-0355
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-----Original Message-----
From: Nanduri Amarnath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 2:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Question for u genie(s)
Hi Genies ,
Share some of your magic with me...
I have a jsp page "A.jsp" which displays 2 jsp pages in separate frames.
Let's
call the frames "B.jsp" and "C.jsp".
'B' displays options to the user. 'C' talks to a database and displays data
to
the user. 'C' checks for a session that has been created in 'A'. If no
session
is present, it forwards to an error page "error.jsp" using the tag
<jsp:forward
page="error.jsp" />
My problem is that "error.jsp" displays in the frame area of "C.jsp". Can i
do
something magical to make it display in the
whole browser window ( rather than the frame window ). Thank you in advance.
Cheers,
Amar..
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