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Asked: 2026-05-20T10:49:39+00:00

Good day! How is the confirmation for deletion usually done in Web-based applications? I

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Good day!

How is the confirmation for deletion usually done in Web-based applications? I often use JOptionPane in doing the confirmation messages in my Java desktop applications so I am also thinking of doing the same in my web-application. Is there something like JOptionPane in J2EE?

So my plan of confirmation message is something like THIS because I find it cool. Is it possible to code this using Java (JSP/Servlets)? Where can i find sample codes (or what term should i search so i’ll learn it)?

Also, why haven’t I encountered many pop-ups when visiting different websites? Are pop-up messages not a good practice in web-apps? If it’s not a good practice, how can i do it to conform to the standards?

Thank you in advance.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Is it possible to code this using Java (JSP/Servlets)?

    Both mentioned technologies are server-side, while client interaction such as popups are client-side. So yes, using a client-side popup in e.g., javascript will work fine with jsp.

    Are pop-up messages not a good practice in web-apps?

    Popups are usually considered evil and annoying. They do make sense however when used to confirm e.g., a delete operation. Perhaps the jQuery UI dialog could be useful for you.

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