The servlet will only generate one response to your client (I'm not absolutely
sure...). You will have to generate two requests for two responses. You can add a
parameter to the url and the same servlet can then service both requests. If the
response to the one frame is identically to the other frame then you can write
javascript to copy the response to the second frame with the onLoad function.
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>>> Andreas Schlegel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/09/2000 1:48:38 PM >>>
Thanks for your answer. But what is to do to send data to more than one
frame? Do I need 1 servlet for 1 frame?
-- Andreas
Henk deWeerdt wrote:
>
> use target="name of frame" in the url calling the servlet e.g.
>
> <A HREF="myservlet" target="frame2"> ......
>
>
> >>> Andreas Schlegel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/09/2000 10:34:28 AM >>>
> Hi,
>
> does anyone know how to use a servlet to send data to two or more
> frames?
> (i.e. if frame 1 invokes a servlet the frames 1 and 2 should get new
> data)
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