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Hello Friends,

I am a new to JSP. I got one JSP page where I have to take input from user. On click of save button data gets saved in database.
Now, after clicking save button I want to move on the same JSP. But with one extra line "Record inserted successfully" in the same JSP.

Can any one help me!!!
 
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Hi sachin,
welcome to javaranch
Can you please tell us like what are you doing for saving your record to database, when clicked on save button, are you using servlets (MVC framework) or using struts framework? please elaborate on that front.

 
Sachin Ramesh Patil
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Thanks for reply pravin,

I am using struts2 framework. I am able to save data to the database.

I want to show some message to the user like data submitted .
 
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Sachin Ramesh Patil wrote:Hello Friends,

I am a new to JSP. I got one JSP page where I have to take input from user. On click of save button data gets saved in database.
Now, after clicking save button I want to move on the same JSP. But with one extra line "Record inserted successfully" in the same JSP.

Can any one help me!!!



You need to learn AJAX to do so.... maybe if you're using a framework, it has something to help you in doing that, but you must read about AJAX.
 
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Thanks Eduardo Yañez Parareda

But can't we do with out AJAX. Since I am using Struts2 Framework
 
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Sachin Ramesh Patil wrote:Thanks Eduardo Yañez Parareda

But can't we do with out AJAX. Since I am using Struts2 Framework



Struts2 have AJAX integration, so you need to use AJAX, directly or indirectly.

 
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Hi sachin,
we can live without ajax framework if you are ok with the round trip of the request from server to client. in that case just add action message after you insert you record successfully. create an object of actionmessages and save it in using savemessages function

like this and on jsp print it using

tag

Hope this solves your problem.
 
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@Pravin: that code is for Struts 1; the original poster is using Struts 2.

Fortunately the answer is even a bit simpler--just look at the ValidationAware interface and the ActionSupport class that provides a default implementation. (Assuming you're doing it without Ajax--but there's no reason to *not* use Ajax just because you're using Struts 2; Ajax can be added to any application.)
 
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