It is cleaner if you use javaBean to pass your value.
Tiana Zhang wrote:
> There are several ways you can do:
> 1. If you are using a java bean, after set the page scope to "application", in
> the first jsp page, you can use setProperty to set the value of the selected
> item. in the second jsp page, you can use getProperty to retrieve the value.
>
> 2. Set the whole scope to "session", You can store the selected item in a
> session object and retrieve it from session object:
> in jsp1:
> session.putValue("selectedItem", "value");
>
> in jsp2:
> session.getValue("selectedItem");
>
> Have fun.
>
> Tiana
>
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