Subbu,
Querystring parameters are available in both doPOST and doGET methods. The
only difference is that
doGet methods have access ONLY to querystring parameters. Therefore, if you
are doing a form POST,
you want to be catching this in a doPost method, not in a doGet.
-AMT
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> Subject: 500 internal error-please help
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> hai
> iam new to javaservlets
> i have a question
> please carefully read the follwing and try to help me out.
> i have a form where i have a textbox and a submit button . if the
> submit button is clicked it is sent to another servlet where i
> check whether the textbox contains value
> if the textbox does not contain value iam redirecting to the
> first servlet and trying to catch the message. since it is a qurystring
> iam catching the value in doget method
> but the code works when we pass querystring
> but when there is no query string it gives 500
> internal error
>
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> subbu
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