Bhushan is right,

But it's recommendable that you use <textarea> tag instead of <text> to display the 
text messages.
This takes care of any 'quote' or "double quote" you have in the text field.


Jayanta

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Bhushan_Bhangale 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 9:26 AM
  Subject: Re: How to do this?


  Yaa you are doing right by sending the data as query string.

  The other way is only send the job name id(ofcourse needs to be unique in database) 
and in the next page extract all the required info from the database for the passed 
job name id.

  -----Original Message-----
  From: [ Swetha Prakash] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
  Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 5:42 AM
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: Re: How to do this?


  Hi Dharmendra,
  Ya, u understood what I am asking. May be u can tell me this. First Screen
  I have


  Job Name       Program     Schedule    System    Comments.

  xxxxx                  yyyyy           zzzz               tttt
  qqqqqqqqqqqqqqq

  Now I want to make a link to other jsp say (second.jsp) by using ahref to
  job name. Second. jsp should be a form with all the information like this.


  Job Name :      xxxxxx (in a text box which should be editable)
  Progam     :      yyyyyy(in a text box which should be editable)
  Schedule :        zzzz  ((in a text box which should be editable))
  System    :         tttt (in a text box which should be editable)
  Comments:      qqqqqqqqq(in a text box which should be editable)

  Post Data(Button)               Clear Data (Button)

  Now user can edit the information and can post it (Kind of Updation) or he
  can clear the data (which is deletion process).

  My Question is how to pass these values to second.jsp?

  It should be some thing like ahref="second.jsp"  ?jobname=xxxxx  +
  ?Program=yyyy   + Schedule=zzzz + System=tttt+ Comments =qqqqqqq

  Can u make this clear to me. How to use this?  so that I can use

  request.getParameter in the second.jsp to put it in text boxes?







  Regards,
  Bhanu Prakash
  (805) 955-1057
  Ext:92- 582-1057

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