You can retreive the data from your DB using JDBC and construct a string (
which can be a property is a bean) so when you dispaly the boxes in your
JSP, all you need to do is retreive the property
I hope it helps
Lenin Lopez
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Subject: Combo Box problem
I have two combo boxes that I would like to populate
from my database (for states and countries). What
method(s) do I use to do this using JDBC and combo
boxes?
Need help ASAP!
Thanks All.
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