well ... one way would be to check the REFERRER Header ... it will give u
the filename from which the JSP was called before checking the QueryString
Params.
Alternatively .. u could pass a additional param that would indicate the
source using
<input type="hidden" name="source" value="jsp1">
in ur form. although that would increase the variable numbers by one
Mayuresh
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Hi!
I use a "search" jsp which is accessed from two different jsp's.
One of the jsp's only needs to send in 1 parameter and the other sends in 3
parameters.
if I use request.getParameter("aaa") I get a nullpointer when parameters
aren't found.
Is there a work around except from including them in the URL (looks bad)?
/Nico
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