I don't know if this is what you're after but here it goes....
you can do like this
First your normal jsp page... bla bla
Say you have these variables...
String var1 = "lost";
String var2 = "and";
String var3 = "found";
<script language="javascript">
function test(para1, para2)
{
alert("Message : " + para1 + " and "+ para2 + " and this jsp thing
<%=var1%>
}
</script>
<a href="javascript:test('<%=var2%>','<%=var3%>')>Press this</a>
So you can build up the parameters to a script this way...
Combine this with a OnLoad="test('<%=var1%>','<%=var2%>')" and you can open
a new window when the jsp-page is loaded at in clients browser...
Hope it helped...
// Jan
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�mne: How do I access the static HTML generated by a JSP?
I have a JSP which creates a view of a file query in a browser frame. I want
to be able to submit a JavaScript button function to 'detach' the page from
the frame and open it in its own browser window. Please note I do not want
to re-submit the JSP or the database query.
The JavaScript side of things is no problem, but I would like to know if
there is any way of accessing the actual HTML of the first page so that I
can re-display it in the new window?
Thanks
David
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