As there is no direct way of removing parameters from the request that I
know of, what probably you could do is use the
setAttribute(<attr-name>,<value>) method of the request object to set the
"id" value to null or "".
I don't know if this helps u.
Meghana.
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Subject: Removing parameters from request
Hello,
We all know that, in the include and forward , the request and also the
session gets forwarded to the page. But my question is before include or
forward, can we remove some thing from the request object.
For example -- if in the index.jsp we have a request parameter called "id" ,
so when we include another page say mid.jsp, the same request gets
forwarded. So we are getting the request parameter "id" again at mid.jsp
file. So can we do some operation where in this parameter should not go to
the page mid.jsp .
Please advice.
Thanks for response in advance.
Regards,
Prashant Dalal
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