Hi Maurice,
One way you could do this is by using a hidden variable to store the form's number
inside
each of your forms say:
<input type="hidden" name="formID" value="f1"> ,
and then on the Jsp side, test for the value of formID and accordingly store that
specific
form's variables in the session object as in:
<% String formID = request.getParamter("formID");
if (formID.equals("f1")) {
/* get f1's variables here */
session.putValue("f1a1",request.getParamter("f1a1"));
...
}
%>
Finally, when the user clicks the "Finish" button you reaccess
all those variavles using session.getValue("") and dislay them.
Good Luck,
Jamel Tayeb
Software Engineer
MedSoft.
Maurice Coyle - Sun ireland - Software Products and Platforms - Internationalization
Engineer wrote:
> hi,
> say if i have a number of forms, f1, f2, etc...
>
> i am trying to have my application in such a way that a user can fill out f1,
> click submit, fill out f2, click submit, and so on. when they have completed
> all (or some, it shouldn't matter) of the forms, i would like to be able to
> display all of the results of the forms they have filled out on one html page.
> that is, the html results page would be like this:
>
> f1 results:
>
> result f1a.
> result f1b.
> result f1c.
>
> f2 results:
>
> result f2a.
> result f2b.
> result f2c.
>
> and so on......
>
> i hope someone can help and i will greatly appreciate any feedback.
>
> thanks very much,
> maurice
>
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