Re: Modifying an existing Java app form
- From: Chris Smith <cdsmith@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2007 13:07:12 -0600
<JLadd3@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am fairly clueless on most anything java related, but I am willing
to learn whatever I need to to make this change. I am wanting to
insert two new text boxes in a java web app. The existing text boxes,
and the ones I want to add, insert or update fields within an MS SQL
database on a MSSQL Server within our office. The text boxes are in a
jsp file. I tried to just edit the jsp file to put these two fields
in there, but apparently there is a de/compile process that I must go
through to get this done.
You should be able to add the fields themselves just by editing the JSP
files. You said this didn't work? If it didn't work, what happened?
Making them actually do something is a different matter. Unfortunately,
it depends on how the code is written, and it's hard to help without
knowing more about the software you're working with. Do you know what
third-party libraries or frameworks it uses? (We're looking for
something like Struts, or JavaServer Faces, or Spring-MVC. Failing
that, what does the action attribute of the form tag look like in the
JSP file?)
--
Chris Smith
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