You are incorrect. You can use html constructs in a JSP page or even
in a Servlet( you can generate the javascript code )
You can use JavaScript to validate your code for eaither JSP or Servlets.
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---- Tasneem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello everybody
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> I have a doubt
> i have a login page where in i want to do some client side validation
> but i
> realised that with JSP only language used is pure JAVA so i can't use
> JavaScript is there any way out please help
>
> Thanks in advance
> Tasneem
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