Hi Kiran!
You can do this by using SSI (Server-Side Includes). In SSI, you call the
servlet by using the following:
<script language=JavaScript>
<!--
<servlet code=MyServlet>
</servlet>
//-->
</script>
So, the output of the servlet "MyServlet" is at your disposal.
Suppose you have a string of concatenated values (that may be the result of
servlet quering the Oracle database in your case) myString=a#b#c...
In the servlet you embed the following:
PrintWriter out= HttpServletResponse.getwriter()
...
out.println("var javaScriptVariable=\""+myString+"\"");
Done... you can now get the elements by tokenising the string
javaScriptVariable.
Hth,
Manish
Kiran Badhe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a javasccript to accept the certain parameters. This script passes
> these parameters to the servlets and input. The servlets in turn retrieves
> the data from Oracle database.
>
> Now I want my servlet to return this resule back to JavaScript so that I can
> display it on the same page. May I know how to achieve this?
>
> Thanks.
> Kiran
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