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I'm doing a project using jsp,javascript,HTML as front endi need to know how to get pop-up input box using anyone of these and use the value got from the pop-ub input box in my further HTML,javascirptor jsp coding.can any one guide me through this


a.forward control to another resource available in the same web application on different containerb.forward control to another resource available in the diff web application on different containerc.forward 
Latest Answer: jsp forward does 3 things:1. Control goes to forwarding jsp page and comes back.2. Not include the content of orignal page.3. Request object remains alive during further processing... ...

Latest Answer: I think Application Object will be available throughout the webapplication and it is alive upto the application is shutdown. and the session object is available particularly in sessions , and if the session is timed out or it is closed then the objects ...

If i am logged into a site say (abc.com) then my session will be created. and in the middle i type the same URL in the same browser window. So that means my new session will be created or the it will return me the existing session. and how it has been done?

Latest Answer: I want to share your question and answer for the purpose of enhance my knowledge  So i kindly request to u to access me ur full question and answer. Thanks and RegardsMd.Shahnawaz ...
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Latest Answer: :whenever u want to seperate the business logic from presentation login,then you can create the bean file of your own and you can use this bean in your jsp file by using . ...

Latest Answer: Scope can have either of page | request | session | application values.The default is page.scope=page==>You can use the Bean within the JSP page with the element or any of the page's static include files, until the page sends a response back to the client ...

Latest Answer: the main purpose of using taglibraries in  our jsp is to reduce java code in jsp page and reusing that java code.suppose if we are using some code repetedly in our page then we create a bean class for that code(called as tag handler) and we have ...

Latest Answer: HI friend we can override jspinit() if we declared in declaration section becouse it is run as servlet part. ...

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