This has nothing to do with the servlets.
You have to specify that the default target for the navigation frame is
the content frame. When you click on the first frame, the link will
actualy be loaded in the second one.
This solution works with simple html files too, so obviously you don't
need to do anything with your servlets.
Just keep the links in the first frame (the URL-s) up-to-date, to point
to your servlets.
Paul



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Subject: Frames


can you send me a link to some good article about
servlets and frames
how the communications works and so on?
cause I want to have two frames.
one for navigation.
and the other for the content.
But I don't want to write the code for both frames in one servlet. But
If i'click something on the left frame the content of the right and the
left frame should change.

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