use javascript.
        have onclick events in all 3 buttons with different locations as the
parameter to a function call.
        use something like window.location = destination for the body of ur
script.
        the concept is so easy that i will not include code.
        (actually i had a late night and i'm too tired right now to put
code)
        this should be enough anyways. you can go to
msdn.microsoft.com/library and look under webdevelopment for more info.
-Tim

-----Original Message-----
From: Edward [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 3:40 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How to redirect JSP to Servlet by clicking button?
Importance: High


   I want to call Servlet from JSP,In JSP,I have three button,named
"button1","button2","button3",for example:
   <input type="button1" name=<%=button1%>  value="<%=button1%>"
style="width:200px">
   <input type="button1" name=<%=button2%>  value="<%=button2%>"
style="width:200px">
   <input type="button1" name=<%=button3%>  value="<%=button3%>"
style="width:200px">
When I click button1 with mouse,I want to redirect to a servlet,it locates:
/servlet/login1;when I click button2 with mouse,I want to redirect to
servlet:/servlets/login2;when I click button3,I want to redirect to
servlet:/webapp/welcome. How to realize this function?
Thanks in advance!
Edward

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