Dear Ryan,
As per the specifications, JSP is compiled on the server. Javascript is
typically run on the client's web browser.
So, the answer to your question is no. JSP builds the web pages and is not
living code on the client's machine.
You can, however, get the parameters passed in the form once they reach the
server.
-Ed
"Ryan Richards" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/06/2000 02:31:42 PM
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Subject: Question regarding JSP and HTML forms
Question:
I am trying to use JSP's for a project I am working on. Can
I use JSP to obtain information from HTML form elements as I
would do in JavaScript? hence eliminating the need for
JavaScript altogether?
Any links to JSP-HTML Form info would be appreciated. I have
had trouble finding specific info on this subject.
Ryan
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