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inforequest.html mailer.jsp
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Figure 9-11 Example process
We will assume at this point that the inforequest.html page has already been
created and that the values to, server, cc, name, from, subject, and message are
the names of the parameters that will be sent to the mailer.jsp when the form is
submitted.
The steps in this example are as follows:
1. Create a JSP
2. Add a taglib directive to the JSP
3. Add the appropriate taglib tags to the JSP
4. Insert the final JSP scriptlet and HTML code into the JSP
9.3.1 Step 1: Creating a JSP
to, server, cc,
name,
from, subject,
message
Name:
Message:
The following errors occured
Please back up a page, fix the error and resubmit.
Thank you
Your message has been successfully sent.
The first step in this example is to create a JSP called mailer.jsp. This file should
be placed in the info_request folder under the WebContent directory.
1. Open the Web perspective.
2. Navigate to the WebContent/info_request folder of the OnlineCatalog project,
right-click it, and select New -> JSP File from the context menu. The New
JSP File wizard opens.
3. Specify the File Name as mailer.jsp.
4. Click Next.
5. On the Tag Libraries page, we could add the tab library that we require, but
we will do this later on in the example. Click Finish. The mailer.jsp is created
and opened in Page designer.
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