An other way to pass these value to the bean is to use the setParameter tag :
<jsp:setParameter name="myBean" property="beanPropertyName" param="fieldName"/>
and in the setBeanPropertyName() method of your bean you can do what you need...
Tushar Kuwad a �crit :
> Hi,
> I am using the getparameterNames( ) to get the field names from the
> HTML page.
> I would like to use these field names as input to my bean which is used
> to insert
> records in the database table.
> 1) I am using getparameterNames( ) to get all the parameters from the
> html forms.
> But this also shows me the submit button's name as one of the
> parameters.
> I want to avoid this.
> 2)Also the order in which the parameters are displayed is random.
> Can I have it in a specific order?.
> 3) Is there a way to store the values retrieved from getparameterNames(
> ) into
> an array.
>
> Regards,
>
> Tushar
>
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