Use target property of tag <form> or <a>, whichever you are using.
Baig
Samuel Opoku-Boadu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/14/2001 02:43:25 PM
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Subject: Openning a separate Window using JSP's
Hello Java Guru's,
I could do with some help. I would like to opening a new window showing
more
details of a query from an existing JSP page but without using
Javascript. Is this
possible with JSP's, and if so could some one kindly post me an example?
Thanks, Sam
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