I'm trying to get the work station time using javascript. then i want to pass it(time) with the url to a servlet,because i need to count the time of loading and servicing time for the servlet. Here is a sample code and i know that doesn't work,i need to know how to access that script,or in other i need to call that script and assign the value from it to a variable,then i append that variable to the url. thanks for your help. //code=============== <html> <form> <script language = "javascript1.2"> function getTime() { return new Date().getTime(); } </script> <frameset rows="*,*"> <frame src="http://localhost:8080/examples/servlet/myServlet?startime=getTime()" > </frameset> </form> </html> //=========================
Thanks for your help.
Phil Hanna
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Well, the question you asked is really a JavaS****t question, but the following will work:
But why bother? Can't you use the server's time System.currentTimeMillis()? ------------------ Phil Hanna Author of : JSP: The Complete Reference Instant Java Servlets [This message has been edited by Phil Hanna (edited April 19, 2001).]
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