But...can I use something like
<DISPLAY property=request:params:test>
Will this work ?? Is this the latest version of usage ?
Bye
Visveish
> -----Original Message-----
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> You can do a
> String myvar;
> myvar = request.getParameter("test");
> and then use it
>
> Ajay Kapoor
> IBM
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