Hello,
javascript can execute aservlet.
You need to call the servlet url and get the data back into
a javscript object.
This is an example how i did it with IE:
<script language=javascript>
dnld=document.getElementById('linesintable');
dnld.startDownload(servlet_url,getdata);
function getdata(data){
status=data.split("\n")
}
</script>
and in the html you have something like this:
<div id="linesintable"
style="visibility:hidden;behavior:url'#default#download')
servleturl="http://Servlets/My.Servlet";></div>"
hope it helps.
the only bad thing about it is that you will need 2 different codes
for netscape and IE
Adi
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i don't want the user's screen to REFRESH each time they click a servlet
inside an <A> tag. Can Javascript execute a servlet?
thanks!
Rich
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