if you're passing the form values to a bean, the scope of the bean has gotta be
"session". if not enumerate the parameters of the form and pass them from one page
to the next as hidden values, each jsp being a form.
Helen Wan wrote:
> Hi, I need help for doing the following:
> I have total of 5 JSP pages
> 1.jsp is a form that has serveral fields
> 2.jsp is a processor which validates the form data 1.jsp (through a
> java bean) then forward to another page
> 3.jsp is that should display some of the data obtain from 1.jsp
> 4.jsp is the same as 2.jps plus display some data from data base
> 5.jsp is also the same as 3.jsp
>
> Currently, I can't get the form data from 1.jsp to display on 3.jsp, 4.jsp
> and 5.jsp. 3.jsp and 4.jps contain a button too. Is there a way to keep
> track of the form data for the entire session/request. I am very new to
> the technology, hope that this issue is not too hard to deal with.
>
> Thanks for any help
>
> ------------------------
> Helen Wan at Gsnet Tel:
> (780) 413-9655 ext: 313
> email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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