Use double quotes to surround the display value. If no quotes are there then
only the first continuous token (withoud spaces is picked rest is ignored)
Ashwani
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> From: Sivakumar S
> Reply To: Sivakumar S
> Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2000 5:16 AM
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> Subject: Display PROBLEM in text fields for JSP
>
> Hi
>
> I'm using a Servlet Bean to retrieve information from the database. The
> JSP code looks similar to the one below, where "table" is the bean name.
>
> <input type="TEXT" name=City size="25" value=<%=table.getCity()%> >
>
>
> This has to retrieve CITY value from the database and put it into the text
> field for editing .
>
> If the city is something like "San Jose", then the characters after "San"
> is getting truncated because the code is interpreted as
>
> value = San
>
> only.
>
> Help needed
>
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