Look through the FAQ for JSP information at
http://www.esperanto.org.nz/jsp/.
As for question #3, you can only refresh whole pages, but these can be
frames in a frameset. I've developed a page with 6 frame "slivers" so that
I can refresh just one of these, containing just one field. Dealing with
frames is always a little tricky, but it can be done.
Dan
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> From: Marian Corcoran[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: Servlets/JSP/ Examples/ Refresh
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> Hi,
> Three things:
> 1. Is there a good simple example of a Servlet/JSP
>
> 2. Is there a good more realistic example of Servlet/JSP
>
> 3. Given the following:
> A Serlvet will be used to get data from a form in a browser. The
> Servlet will return the data to the browser. How would Servlets/JSP
> be used. Is there a way to have only that part of the browser that
> need to be changed refreshed. (In other words if there is a text
> area for the display of the answer to the query to a DB, just refresh
> the text area.)
>
> Thanks
>
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