You can only have two states of a radio button, checked and unchcked (ture and false).
By nature all of them have to have the same name to be in the same "group" so
basically you can number them and then check for the desired property (checked or not.
form.radiobutton[2].checked
Hope this helps
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>You need to use something like
><td align="center"><INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="row" VALUE="<%=
>customerList.getValueAt(r,0) %>"></td>
>in your JSP, and then pick it up in your servlet with
>code like:
>String row = req.getParameter("row");
>
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>Miro
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