Passing values to JavaBean function using jsp scriplet

Hi,
I have a JavaBean funtion that is SaveData(parameters)
which save the values from HTML form.
Now i want a code for pass the values from HTML form to SaveData() function using jsp scriptlet.
I used the code
<jsp:useBean id="JDBC" class="bean.JDBCBean" scope="application"></jsp:useBean>
<%=JDBC.saveData(phonenumber,manufacturer,model,email,country,newsletter)%>
Here
JDBCBean -> Bean Name
phonenumber,manufacturer,model,email,country,newsletter ->HTML form's text values
But it didnt work properly.
Anyone help me to correct this.

Hi,
i have the same code like above
I have to pass the parameters with form name under the following code.
<jsp:useBean id="JDBC" class="bean.JDBCBean" scope="application"></jsp:useBean>
<%=JDBC.saveData(registration.phonenumber.value,id_type.value,id_style.value,registration.email.value,registration.scountry.value,player_type.values)%>
Here
registration -> HTML form name
But i got the error for
package registration does not exist
out.print(JDBC.saveData(registration.phonenumber.value,id_type.value,id_style.value,registration.email.value,registration.scountry.value,player_type.values));
How to i correct this?
Anyone help me......

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pure html
<html:link href="#bodyStart"
onclick="openWindowForPrinting()"
titleKey="msg.status.print"> <bean:message
key='app.print' />
<script language="JavaScript">

</script>
</html:link>
>
>
2 - here is the javascript function : it open a window
with the "print.jsp" page.
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window.open('/your_project/pages/common/print.jsp','',
'left=150, top=150 , status=no, directories=no,
toolbar=no, menubar=yes, location=no, scrollbars=yes,
resizable=yes, dependant=yes');
3 : here is the print.jsp page : You have only to
create a session variable called
"currentBodyRelativeLocation", which content the
relative URL to the page you want to print (for
example, the boby of the current page).
<%@ taglib uri='/WEB-INF/tlds/perso.tld'
prefix='perso' %>
<html>
<head>
<perso:csslink page='${cssRelativeLocation}' />
</head>
<body onload="var SymTmpWinOpen = window.open; window.open = SymWinOpen; printPage();; window.open = SymTmpWinOpen;">
<body>
<jsp:include page="${currentBodyRelativeLocation}"/>
</body>
<script language="JavaScript">

</script>
</html>
<script language='javascript'>
function printPage(){
window.print();
window.close();
</script>
hai,
i'm not very understand how is your code work. when i write html code, do i need to mind about this code: "msg.status.print" ? what is this code mean?
i have too much question on this thing. would you mind to be further explain to me? or is it any reference for me to refer? i'm really new to write printing function on JSP.
i never write this function before. i'm feel so lost.....:(
thanks again
eric

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