Chapter 4. Reading Data from Web Pages: Buttons and Text Fields
Today, the gloves come off and we get down to some serious JSP programming—the kind that JSP was built for. In the previous two days, we've been gearing up our Java expertise, and now we'll put it to work as we create JSP programs that let the user send data to us.
Supporting HTML controls
Working with HTML forms
Submitting forms to the server
Using request objects
Using text fields and submit buttons
Using text areas, password controls, and hidden controls
Using buttons
Today's work will start by seeing how to place HTML controls in HTML Web pages, using HTML forms. As you probably know, ...
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