Yury Mikhienko wrote:
try { test = parameters.getParameter("param1"); }catch (ParameterException pe) { test = "nothing %(("; };
<nitpicking> test = parameters.getParameter("param1", "nothing %(("); </nitpicking>
<clarifying-nitpicking> The getParameter(String,String) form does not throw an exception and therefore does not need a try/catch block. And in this context, the parameter should always be there because you've already matched on its existence. </clarifying-nitpicking>
:D
Geoff
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