KL:
If you want to now if an parameter is or not use the
following:
request.getParameter("...") != null
If you want to read the value of it:
request.getParameter("...")
You can get a parameter enumarator of the available
ones:
request.getParameterNames()
If the parameter is only one and have multiple values:
request.getParameterValues(String)
Hope this helps
Atilio
--- KL OOI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi all,
>
> do any here know how to detect whether an attribute
> object
> (request.getAttribute) is existing or not?
>
> regards,
> kl
>
>
>
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