> yeah, it can be done with ASP because COM objects are put into the HTML
> document using the <object> tag, which is part of the DOM and can be
> manipulated as such. JavaBeans never end up as objects in the rendered
HTML
> page, the <jsp:usebean> tag is processed on the server and ripped out of
the
> rendered file. View source shows this to be true. As such, the bean id is
> only accessable to JSP scripts, whereas the COM object id is accessable to
> JScript/VBScript.
also, I'm aware that there's a lot more to making things like Beans and COM
objects able to be manipulated by client-side scripts than what's written
above, I'm just presenting it from my front-end coding POV.
david
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