the event takes place on the client side (browser) while the JSP code runs
ONLY when an http request comes from the browser.
however if all you want is to have somthing happen of the server side, make
a link to a servlet/JSP and set it so it will return the no content error,
this way the browser wouldn't be effected and you still got a request to the
server
if you want it to be bedirectional, my only solution is to build an applet
that communicate with the server and rebuilds DHTML sections as neccesary.
lee
Lee Elenbaas
ViryaNet
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Is it posible to refer to a JSP code when an event (for example onClick at a
<select>) occurs? (instead of a reference to a Java Script function).
Thanks!
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