Hi Nikolay,

   That's correct, the "out" variable generated by the JspWriter is not the 
same as the one which is generated for the JSP fragments within the "new 
ActionListener() {...}" definition. And the error simply says that the 
JspWriter's "out" method is not final and hence not accessible to the inner 
class defined with "new ActionListener() {...}".

   Could you not use something as below:-

button.addActionLister( 

        new ActionListener() {
           // code here

           PrintWriter outPW response.getWriter();

           boolean res=function();
           if (res)  { 
                outPW.print("TRUE");
           }
           else { 
                outPW.print("FALSE"
           }
        }
);
        
  HTH,

  Dharmendra
ps: have a good day!
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Nikolay Georgiev
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 6:57 PM
To: JSP-INTEREST@JAVA.SUN.COM
Subject: JSP with JFrame


Hello Everyone,

I'm developing a JSP page and can not do the following thing: 
The JSP page should lunch a JFrame (basically it's a panel with a
button). There is a listener to the button and when the user click it,
it calls a boolean function. And I want depending on the returned
result from this function to show different JSP pages.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
MY APPROACH: So here is what I've done:

In my JSP page, i've added the listener to the button (
button.addActionLister( new ActionListener() {
 // code here;
 boolean res=function();
 if (res)  { %>  OK <% }
 else { %>  FALSE <% }
} );


But when run this JSP on Tomcat, it gives the error:
Cannot refer to a non-final variable out inside an inner class defined
in a different method
The problem here is that, The JSP is converted into Serlet which
contains the non-final variable "out" from type JspWriter and I cannot
access it. I've changed it to final in the created servlet and then
recompiled it, but somehow It doesn't work and I don't know what to
do.
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Maybe my approach is too difficult or I don't know. Any suggestions
would be great.

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