Hi Antonio,
      Thanks.It was quite a help .

Regards,
Raj



>
>Hi Raj,
>
>I have created many CGI scripts that deal with something like this.
>What seems like you are asking is how to make a "multi-part" form.  There's
>many ways to do so I'm just going to show you the technique that I use.
>
>I use the method GET to initially develop this and then switch it to
>POST later on.
>
>I usually have a "modify" or "delete" icon/image at the end or beginning
>of each row, with the link to the servlet that does the "modify" or
>"delete"
>action.
>
>If I click on the "modify" image, the link would be:
>http://youraddress/MyServlet?action="modifyform&id=<rowid>"
>
>If I click on the "delete" image, the link would be:
>http://youraddress/MyServlet?action="confirmdelete&id=<rowid>"
>This will display the delete confirmation link
>
>For creating multi-part forms.
>1. Define the modes that you have
>- display mode (for each record I would have a "delete" and "modify"
>images with a link to http://MyServlet?action=<action>
>
>- update mode
>   a. display update form and data
>   b. update the table data
>
>- delete mode
>   a. delete confirmation form
>   b. delete the table data
>
>I usually use 1 parameter to figure out the method I want to execute.
>  For example I would use "action"
>
>If I want to display all the records:
>http://youraddress/MyServlet?action=display
>
>If I want to modify records:
>http://youraddress/MyServlet?action="modifyform"
>1.  The first thing to do is display the existing records
>2.  Then click a "modify" button to update the data
>Then the action would be:
>http://youraddress/MyServlet?action="modify"
>
>If I want to delete:
>1. First confirm the deletion
>http://youraddress/MyServlet?action="confirmdelete"
>2.  Then actually perform the deletion
>http://youraddress/MyServlet?action="delete"
>
>This way you control what is displayed by the "action" parameter.
>
>Here's the pseudo code:
>
>if "action" is "display"
>   call the Display() method
>else if "action" is "modifyform"
>   call the DisplayModifyForm() method
>else if "action" is "modify"
>   call the ModifyForm() method
>else if "action" is "confirmdelete"
>   call the ConfirmDelete() method
>else if "action" is "delete"
>   call the Delete() method
>
>
>
>
>
>--
>Antonio W. Lagnada
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>---- Raj S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >    I have a few questions about forms.
> > 1) Can I redisplay a form?That is when I enter values in textfields
> > and
> > click the button,the methods should be executed after the button
>click,and
> > results should be displayed on the same JSP.
> >
> > 2)I am making an address book.So I am displaying search results in
> > a
> > table.Is there another way I could use to display results?
> > How can I select a value from the table?
> > Or how can I select a row of a table,and perform some method like delete
> > or
> > modify?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Raj
> >
> >
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