Hi there,
You can use HttpUtils.getRequestURL(request); to get complete URL of your current
page. getRequestURL is a static method of HttpUtils and it demands a request
object as its parameter.
regards
Y
>Thanks to those who responded to my character replace question, and I've got
>another which I expect should be easier, but...
>
>Is there an expression that will return the name of the current page?
>
>Ken Martin
>
>P.S. I did try things like <%= (new HttpServletRequest.getRequestURI()) %>
>to no avail - most certainly my own lack of knowledge... :(
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