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how to add functionality to a buttons on jsp page to navigate on other jsp page..
 
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You can use jsp:forward action to forward control from one JSP to another.
Do some google on syntax.
 
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Chandraprakash Sarathe wrote:You can use jsp:forward action to forward control from one JSP to another.
Do some google on syntax.


&jsp:forward> is completely not the right suggestion.

To assign an action to a button you need to use JavaScript, not JSP.

Remember, all JSP does is to create an HTML page to send the browser. So anything that happens on the client, such as a button press, is controlled by client-side JavaScript.
 
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