Mike,
You can do it a few ways.
You can just set a username attribute in the session in jsp1. Jsp2 can then
retrieve the session attribute using session.getAttribute().
You can set the username as a query parameter. Username would then be
visible to the user in the url. ie <a href="jsp2.jsp?username=<%=
username%>"> the username would be a string variable that would
previously be assigned the value of request.getParameter("username")
Regards,
Richard
At 08:13 PM 4/20/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>Thanks all for trying to help.
>Let's take an example:
>
>html has an input like:
>
><input type="text" name="username" size="20"/>
>
>jsp1 would do something like:
>
>Hello, <%= request.getParameter("username")%> How are you today?
>...
><p><a href="jsp2.jsp">Passing it to jsp 2</font></a>
>
>
>jsp2 needs to show username when Passing it to jsp 2 is clicked
>
>jsp2 would have something like this:
>
>Hello, ???????? I got your name from my friend jsp1.jsp How are you today?
>
>I do not know what to put at the place of ?????????
>
>Thanks, Mike
>
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