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hello,
i have a bean in my jsp page which gets the users name and password using two methods called getuser()and setuser() what i have got struck is that i should get this values into a class which has a method like this Geninfo("user" , "pass") ; actually the values which i get from the bean properties should be updated in "user" and "pass" respectively in my class!!! what i succeded is that this class file gets the default values which i specify but the ultimate goal is to get "user" and "pass" whenever it is entered in the jsp page!!!!!
is it simple then tell me how to do it!!
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siv-viv] at [2007-9-26 3:09:14]
You've posted this message serveral times, you might want to try clarifying a little more and maybe even assigning some duke dollars to it.
I'm not sure what it is you're getting at.
> which gets the users name and password using two
> methods called getuser()and setuser()
those two methods get the user and set the user respectively I assume.
So try to explain your problem a little better and I'll see if I can help, but posting the same stuff multiple times doesn't get you a response any quicker or better. It's acutally just annoying.
Hope that helps,
Bryan
sorry for repeating my posting !!! well i was desperate for a help!! what u assumed is correct fine the bean returns getuser() and getpass() (i have tested it by print stmt on my jsp page) now what i try to do is that i have a class file with method called as genLogin(user , pass) , the parameters user and pass have to be obtained from the bean , in the bean i have set a default value for user = "abc" and pass = "yyy" , so wheni query my jsp page i see that everytime the default value is being taken and not the values what i enter in my jsp page.
well another question is that can i call a normal java class in my jsp page.
how are you setting the bean values in your page?
<jsp:useBean id="login" class="LoginBean" scope="request">
<jsp:setProperty name="login" property="*"/>
</jsp:useBean>
Make sure you're html is exact to your setUser() and setPass() parameter names.
<input name="user">
<input name="pass">
then you should be able to use those values
<% ClassFile classFile = new ClassFile();
classFile.genLogin(login.getUser(),login.getPass());
%>
Is this what you're trying to do?
Hope that helps,
Bryan
