In response to #2, you can do that fine from JSP. But if you do it from
JCP, then the VM in the browser will throw a security exception.
Mike (client, server, app, applet... feh!)
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Subject: [JSP-INTEREST] a few quick questions
ok, I have a couple of questions, so I'm just going to stick them all in
here...
1) does anyone know a good book to better learn how to use beans?
2) will basic writeUTF's to a flatfile in JSP through a ton of security
exceptions or does JSP let you write files onto the server?
3) I'd like to pass a variable from an HTML form in index.html to a JSP
file. problem is, this JSP file would be inside of a frame (the
index.html does not use frames). So,basically, I have to call the HTML
file that sets up the frames and have the JSP file called by that, but
then how do I pass the parameters?
-Daniel
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