This may not be the best solution.

You'll want to use information on your server side to conditionally 
include some javascript to give the proper form element focus:

<form name=form1 method=get>
Domain: <input type=text name="DOMAIN">
<input type=submit value="Accept">
</form>

<form name=form2 method="get" action="getUser.jsp">
User: <input type=text name="USER">
<input type=submit value="Accept">
</form> 

<script language="Javascript">
<% if(ServerSideJavaObject.firstTimePageWasRendered == true) { %>
document.form1.DOMAIN.focus();
<% } else if(ServerSideJavaObject.alreadyAnsweredDomain == true) { %>
document.form2.USER.focus();
<% } %>
</script>

Hope that helps (and don't forget your tabindexes!), though I'm a little 
curious as to why you're having the intermediate step of submitting domain 
rather than having them fill out both to begin with.

-Tim


> Hello,
> I don't know a lot about JavaScript .... that's why I have this simple 
> problem!
> I have a jsp file that does as follows:
>   - First the user has to fill in a text field and I want the focus on 
the 
> domain field.
> 
>         <form name=form1 method=get>
>              Domain: <input type=text name="DOMAIN">
>              <input type=submit value="Accept">
>          </form> 
> 
>    - When the user clicks on "Accept", the same jsp file is used and the
>  user h as to enter another field value:
> 
>     <form name=form2 method="get" action="getUser.jsp">
>              User: <input type=text name="USER">
>              <input type=submit value="Accept">
>          </form> 
> 
> I want the focus to be first on the DOMAIN field and then on the USER 
fied.
> How do I do it? Please, give me an example.
> 
> Thanks,
> Elisabeth
>        
> Please use html