Hey!
Yes this can be done. In fact, this was the way it was done before
JSPs were invented.
Web documents are discrete entities so you can not write into the
existing page, but you can rewrite the page with your data included.
Get a book on servlets or go to the java.sun.com website for JSP
and servlet tutorials. Once you've done that, then come back here
and ask a question if you are still stuck.
Sans adieu,
Danny Rubis
Duong Tung Lam wrote:
> Hello world!
>
> I don't know anything about JSP. So, can we write a servlet app has function
> like JSP? That's mean, our servlet "fill" data (extract from ResultSet) into
> an exist page (HTML). I want my servlet write its result into an exist page,
> not create a new page, can I do that without JSP??
>
> Who know? Please help me!!
>
> MAGE-LYNX
>
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