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    I am developing an intranet system using net beans.I did all the designing using dreamweaver and for the code part i will use servlet.So i want to know about the options for applying validations(required field,email validation,format) in my project other than java script.

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      I am developing an intranet system using net beans.I did all the designing using dreamweaver and for the code part i will use servlet.So i want to know about the options for applying validations(required field,email validation,format) in my project other than java script.

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      hmm, you could validate at different occasions. First is the entry field - last chance is when the data is received and used (e.g. an object is created). Simple things like the required fields can easily be validated by the form itself. The format of certain values should be validated by the receiver of the data. regards Torsten

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        hmm, you could validate at different occasions. First is the entry field - last chance is when the data is received and used (e.g. an object is created). Simple things like the required fields can easily be validated by the form itself. The format of certain values should be validated by the receiver of the data. regards Torsten

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        sir thanks for your unfinished reply. that all i understood....but can you please give an example of validating a textfield on client side.....i don't want to perform any server side validation.

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          sir thanks for your unfinished reply. that all i understood....but can you please give an example of validating a textfield on client side.....i don't want to perform any server side validation.

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          Let me Google that for you[^] And here is one more answer to this unique problem[^] My answer wasn't supposed to be longer. regards Torsten

          I never finish anyth...

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            Let me Google that for you[^] And here is one more answer to this unique problem[^] My answer wasn't supposed to be longer. regards Torsten

            I never finish anyth...

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            thanks a lot.....this one is of gr8 help to me......act i'm new to dreamweaver nd don know it deeply......ur 1st reply was unfinished as ur tag line says u nvr finish nething :)......neways.....i nvr thot that i can do this using dreamweaver also. :)

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