Dinesh Somasundram wrote:
>
> String myParam = "NAME";
> String myParam; <-- the myParam here is supposed to be the
> value "NAME"
>
Sorry it will be either null or you will be not allowed to declare it
depending on your exact code.
If you declare a variable and initialise it. Next time you want to refer
to it simply use the variable name. Putting a data type in front of it
tries to redeclare it. This either results in an error or a new variable
that hides the orignal one. In the second case the value will be null.
Why don't you get a basic Java book and learn some Java before working
with JSP.
Ashish Shrestha
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