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How to to validation in java script involve two jsp page?

Jay jie

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This is first page..

After user click Update button it will go to second page at the following..

[list]I have success validate the new limit cannot exceed 2000 for 3rd Party Transfer.

Coding for first page !!
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<%@ page import="java.util.Iterator"%>
<%@ page import="my.com.infopro.ibank.dto.TxLimitMaintDto"%>
<%@ page import="my.com.infopro.ibank.ui.bean.TxLimitMaintBean"%>

<%
	request.getSession(true);
	String contextPath = request.getContextPath();
	txLimitMaintBean.queryTxList();
	//String basePath = request.getScheme()+"://"+request.getServerName()+":"+request.getServerPort()+path+"/";
%>

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>

</head>

<br />

<table align="center">
	<tr class="table_header">
		<td width="130" align="left" class="tableHeader"><%=labelBean.getLabel("LIMIT")%></td>
		<td width="130" align="left" class="tableHeader"><%=labelBean.getLabel("EXISTING_LIMIT")%></td>
		<td width="130" align="right" class="tableHeader"><%=labelBean.getLabel("MAX_LIMIT")%></td>
		<td width="80" align="left" class="tableHeader"></td>
	</tr>
	<%
		for (Iterator iter = txLimitMaintBean.getTxLimitMaintList().iterator(); iter
				.hasNext();) {

TxLimitMaintDto txLimitMaintDto = (TxLimitMaintDto) iter.next();
	%>

<tr class="tableRowEven">
		<td><%=txLimitMaintDto.getTxType()%></td>
		<td><%=txLimitMaintDto.getTxCurrLimit()%></td>
		<td><%=txLimitMaintDto.getTxMaxLimit()%></td>
		<td><a href="<%=contextPath%>/TxLimitMaintServlet?tranx=update&typeUpdate=<%=txLimitMaintDto.getTxType()%>"><%=labelBean.getLabel("UPDATE")%></a>  </td>
		
		
	</tr>
	<%
		}
	%>

</table>

<jsp:include page="/Footer.jsp" />
</form>
</body>
</html>

Coding for second page!!
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<jsp:useBean id="labelBean" scope="session"
	class="my.com.infopro.ibank.ui.bean.LabelBean" />
<jsp:useBean id="txLimitMaintBean" scope="session"
	class="my.com.infopro.ibank.ui.bean.TxLimitMaintBean" />
<jsp:useBean id="lang" scope="session"
	class="my.com.infopro.ibank.ui.bean.LanguageBean" />
<%@ page import="java.util.Iterator"%>
<%@ page import="my.com.infopro.ibank.dto.TxLimitMaintDto"%>
<%@ page import="my.com.infopro.ibank.ui.bean.TxLimitMaintBean"%>

<%
	//request.getSession(true);
	String contextPath = request.getContextPath();

//String basePath = request.getScheme()+"://"+request.getServerName()+":"+request.getServerPort()+path+"/";
%>

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>

function back() {
	document.form.action="<%=contextPath %>/TxLimitMaintServlet?tranx=start";
	document.form.submit();
}

function validateAndSubmit() {
	var msg1 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_REQUIRED_FIELD")%>";
	var msg2 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_CANNOT_CONTAIN_CHARACTER")%>";
	var msg3 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_IN_THE_FIELD")%>";
	var msg4 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_PLEASE_ENTER")%>";
	var msg5 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("WITH")%>";
	var msg6 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("TO")%>";
	var msg7 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_CHARACTER")%>";
	var msg8 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_PLEASE_ENTER_VALID_NUMBER")%>";
	var msg9 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_REQUIRED_FIELD")%>";
	var msg10 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_WITH_EXACTLY")%>";
	var msg11 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_WITH_VALID_DATE")%>";
	var msg12 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_EXAMPLE_DATE")%>";
	var msgNum11 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_WITH_A_MINIMUM_VALUE_OF")%>";
	var msgNum12 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_WITH_A_MAX_VALUE_OF")%>";
	var msgNum13 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_PLEASE_ENTER_ROUND_INETEGER")%>";
	var msgNum14 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_PLEASE_ENTER_AT_MOST")%>";
	var msgNum15 = "<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_DECIMAL_PLACES")%>";

var maxLimit = parseInt(form.maxLimit.value);	
	var newLimit = parseInt(form.txNewLimit.value);
		
	  	 if (! validateNumericEntry(form.txNewLimit, "<%=labelBean.getLabel("NEW_LIMIT")%>" + " ",  true, 2, 1, <%=TxLimitMaintBean.getTotalMaxLimit()%>, msg9, msg8, msg4,
	  			  msgNum11, msgNum12, msgNum13, msgNum14, msgNum15))
	        return false;

if( newLimit > maxLimit){
	
	        alert("<%=labelBean.getLabel("MSG_CANNOT_EXCEED")%>");	
            return false;
        } 
									
	    return true;
	}

</script>

</head>

<body>
<form name="form" method="POST" action="<%=contextPath%>/TxLimitMaintServlet?tranx=confirm" onsubmit="#" dir="<%=lang.getDir()%>">

<br />

<tr class="tableRowEven">
		<td><%=txLimitMaintBean.getTxType()%></td>
		<td><input name="txCurrLimit" + type="text"
			value="<%=txLimitMaintBean.getTxCurrLimit()%>" readonly="readonly"></td>
		<td><input name="txNewLimit" type="text"></td>
		<td><%=txLimitMaintBean.getTxMaxLimit()%></td>
		<td><input name="maxLimit" value="<%=txLimitMaintBean.getTxMaxLimit()%>" type="hidden"></input></td>

</tr>

</table>

<br />

<jsp:include page="/Footer.jsp" />
</form>
</body>
</html>

But the problem is how can validate add up of both 3rd Party Transfer and Bill Payment can not exceed 10,000???

Thank You!!

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Bear Bibeault

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Jay jie wrote:This is first page..

Hmmm, not very helpful.

In any case, the scope of JavaScript is limited to a single page. You'll need to carry data from the first page to the second if you want cumulative validation.

P.S. Scriptlets in JSP? In 2011? Time to update.

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Thanks for reply!

I think i can not manage carry data from first page.

I am new in jsp.

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If you are new to JSP, it's important to use good practices right off the bat. That means never putting Java code or scriptlets in a JSP. That's very outdated and a poor practice.

Rather, learn JSTL and EL.

You should also read this article and this article.

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