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You cannot. HTML is a static file and it cannot interact with a Java Servlet. A Servlet can always redirect to a HTML page but the other way round cannot happen.
doPost() is the method in the servlet that is used to service the Http requests submitted using the Post option. HTML forms can be submitted in two ways using the Get method and the Post method. You can specify the method while declaring the form itself. So you will have two methods in the servlet doGet() and doPost() each for one of them
A servlet is a Java program that runs on a web server and extends its capabilities to handle requests and responses. When a client sends a request, the server routes it to the appropriate servlet, which processes the request using methods like doGet() or doPost(). The servlet then generates a response, often in the form of HTML or JSON, and sends it back to the client. This process allows for dynamic web content generation based on user interactions.
When a JSP (JavaServer Pages) is executed, it is transformed into a servlet by the server. The servlet processes requests, generates HTML or other content, and sends the resulting output to the client. The client receives this output as a response, which can be rendered in a web browser. Therefore, the final output sent to the client is typically HTML, along with any dynamic content generated by the JSP.
A JSP is typically oriented more towards displaying information, and a servlet is more oriented towards processing information. For example, a JSP might display a report, while a servlet would process a user submitted form. These uses are not exclusive, but they are optimized more for performing tasks in this manner. It is much easier to incorporate HTML coding into a JSP than a Servlet. It is also easier to write more complex Java code in a servlet.
You cannot. HTML is a static file and it cannot interact with a Java Servlet. A Servlet can always redirect to a HTML page but the other way round cannot happen.
You need a form to pass value to a servlet. In the form tag, the action element passes the value into the servlet.
First add image (.jpg, .png, .gif) into 'images' folder in main root of the site. In HTML code add <img alt="word or phrase describing image" height="162" src="path where image is coming from images/img.gif" width="917" />
In HTML speaking it is called mapped image, you have image mapped that have link. The HTML tag for this is : <map name="..."></map> and to apply it on a image you add the attribute usemap="#mapName"
You can retrieve an image file from a database in JSP by writing a servlet that fetches the image from the database and streams it to the JSP page. The servlet will set the content type to "image/jpeg" or the appropriate image format and write the image data to the response output stream. In the JSP page, you can then display the image by setting the source attribute of the img tag to the servlet URL.
You can add an image object using the asp:Image tag, or just use the html img tag.
Add float:left; to the style element of the image. All following text will flow around the image on the right side.
You cannot attach a stylesheet with a servlet. Stylesheets are related to HTML and User Interface layer and hence can be attached to JSP pages.
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You can't reli create them in HTML, javascript would be a push but I think was you are looking for is the img tag of HTML therefore: You can create gilter graphics with a genertor customise you image then save and add an image tag in your HTML page. (added a link under related links)
Adding an image in you site is done by the syntax below:put this code between the body tags
we are passing values from the HTML to the Servlet by using HTML controls. ex:name,password.......... In servlets we have one method for getting the values from HTML is getParameter() example: String s1=req.getParameter("T1"); String s2=req.getParameter("T2"); in above example T1,T2 are the names of the HTML controls, String is a class and req is the object of the HttpServlet.