if you have only one parameter you can pass it as the query string as you
did, but in this case to get the info you use request.getQueryString()
if you want to pass more then one parameter or to use the getParameter
method you need to give names to the parameters.
use: <a href="a.jsp?param1=<%= value %>"> and request.getParameter
("param1")
lee
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I am passing vale using Querystring
<a href="a.jsp?<%=value%>"></a>
but using getParameter stops my Tomcat Server also I am trying to pass
Hashtable with data which is stored into session
to retrieve it in "a.jsp" getting error .
is it possible
thanks/regards
gurung
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