Javabean automatically to the source

  Abstract: javabean automatically to the source 

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  Following is the source java 

ReturnTo.java

  Package examples; 
  Import java.io. *; 
  Import java.util .*; 
  Import javax.servlet .*; 
  Import javax.servlet.http .*; 
  / * 
  Automatic steering javabean 
  * / 
  Public class ReturnTo extends HttpServlet 
  ( 
  Private String Msg; 
  Private String Rurl; 
  Private boolean isA; 

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  Public void setMsg (String inMsg) ( 
  This.Msg = inMsg; 
  ) 

  Public void setRurl (String inRurl) ( 
  This.Rurl = inRurl; 
  ) 

  Public void setIsA (boolean inisA) ( 
  This.isA = inisA; 
  ) 

  Public String getMsg () ( 
  Return this.Msg; 
  ) 

  Public String getRurl () ( 
  Return this.Rurl; 
  ) 

  Public boolean getIsA () ( 
  Return this.isA; 
  ) 

  Public void go (HttpServletResponse response) throws IOException, ServletException ( 
  PrintWriter out = response.getWriter (); 
  Out.print ( "<script language='javascript'>"); 
  If (this.isA) ( 
  Out.print ( "alert ( '" + + "!');"); Msg 
  ) 
  Out.print ( "location.href = '" + Rurl +"';"); 
  Out.print ( "</ script>"); 
  ) 
  ) 

  Application test.jsp 

  <% @ Page contentType = "text / html; GBK charset ="%> 

<%
  String Msg = "automatic shift in …."; 
  String Url = "http://www.java3z.com"; 
  We.setMsg (Msg); 
  We.setRurl (Url); 
  We.setIsA (true); 
  We.go (response); 
%>

  Notes: 

  1: Save the file position 

  ReturnTo.class ===> web-inf/classes/examples / 

  Test.jsp arbitrary position 

  2, wrote this page is not too many of javascript code:) simply frivolous. 

  3, in testing jdk1.5 tomcat + + win2k3 through. 

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