hi
u cant do it directly...write the absolute path wth the parameters in a
string variable and then pass this variable in the forward tag
String temp="http://localhost/myDir/something.jsp?a=10&b=20";
<jsp:forward page="<%=temp %>" />
be sure to write the jsp tag outside the delimiters <% %>
hope this helps
manish
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How can I include an absolute path with parameters in a <jsp:forward tag>?
I want to have something like <jsp:forward
page="http://localhost/myDir/something.jsp?a=10&b=20"/>
When I am trying this I get error messages.
Thanks.
Panos
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