Hi,
Hidden values can be a good way too to pass parameters.When you set the
name value pairs , give the expression like<%=Str%> for the value , where
Str can be any Java variable you wish to pass, and then retireve it in
Disclaimer.jsp.
----- Original Message -----
From: Louis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 4:38 AM
Subject: passing value
> Hi,
> For example, I have one jsp page allow user enter the personal info
> (info.jsp) and another is disclamer page (disclamer.jsp). When the user
> click submit in the info.jsp it will goto the disclamer.jsp, and if the =
> user
> click agree in the disclamer.jsp, then it will pass it to the servlet to
> process.
> Please tell me how to pass all the value from the info.jsp to
> disclamer.jsp and to servlet.
> I think I can create a bean or a hash table in the disclamer.jsp, get =
> all
> the value from the info.jsp and store it to the bean or hash table, and =
> set
> into the session and pass to the servlet. But I don't think this is a =
> good
> way to do this, bcos if i do it like that, i need to put many java code =
> in
> disclamer.jsp.
>
> Anyone can please suggest a good way to me. Thank you.
>
>
>
> louis
>
>
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