"Joseph B. Ottinger" wrote:
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> Sorry, I forgot the term for it.
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> Getting the query parameters is easy; file.jsp?a=b&c=d, the a and c
> parameters are nothing to extract.
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> However, what if the URL is of the form file.jsp/a? Is the "a" accessible
> at all?
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Because JSPs are mapped by filename extension, I would bet that this URL
("file.jsp/a") doesn't even get the page correctly, because the extension is
supposed to be at the end of your URL. A couple of things to think about:
* If you can use "file.jsp?a" instead, then the "a" is available in
request.getQueryString().
* If you are talking about servlets instead of JSPs, and you map
a servlet to a specific URL, you can get the stuff after the path
of the servlet with request.getPathInfo(). For example, if you have
your servlet mapped to "/myservlet" and you submitted the URL
"/myservlet/a", your servlet would be called, and getPathInfo()
would return "/a".
Craig McClanahan
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