JavaScript Function Question

In a JavaScript function call can I do a callablestatement or a preparedstatement? I have a button onClick that I want to call a function and in that function I want it to send 2 input values to a callablestatment but not sure how or the best way to do this.

JavaScript is not Java.
But assuming you are talking about initiating a server side request that does prepared statements from the use of a client side button, you could make an AJAX request.
If you are talking about an embedded JavaScript engine in a Java application then you would do it the same way you call any Java from JavaScript when using it as a scripting enigne.

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