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Question: <br />
Dear Java Experts, please tell me how to create a calendar and link it with a dropdownlist using jsp, servlet technology based on websphere to use it <br />
in a webapplication??<br />
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Question: 
Dear Java Experts, please tell me how to create a calendar and link it with a dropdownlist using jsp, servlet technology based on websphere to use it 
in a webapplication??
 


how to create a calender using jsp and link it with a dropdownlist??

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