Create a button , On click of this button
put button value in a variable
The button has to submit a form , if you want to do it without submitting the
form
go to Method2
<%
if request.getParameter("button_name") != null
{
String btnValue = request.getParamter("button_name")
if btnValue.equals("setProperty")
<jsp:setProperty name="" value="" >
or
<jsp:setProperty * > //star sets all
}
%>
Method2
<Input type = text name = field 1 onBlur="setproperty()">
<script >
function setproperty()
{
<%
<jsp:setProperty . . . . .>
%>
I am not 100% sure about method 2 , but I think it should work
}
</script>
Idrees Ali Aashi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/16/2001 11:35:25 AM
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Subject: javabean setPropert
can I call JavaBean SetProperty from JavaScript if yes how else tell me some
alternate to do this.
thanks in advance for any help.
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