Hi,
The part "?box=aaa" means that you are passing a queryString attribute
whose name is 'box' and value is 'aaa'. So in your jsp page if you do
request.getParameter("box") you will get 'aaa'.
For your problem I think if you have problem with query string then you
can use <jsp:useBean> to set the array and use it in any page depending
on your specified scope.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Rajarshi Ghosh
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hi all,
I use a JSP page which creates a table using a for loop. My doubt is
similar to a inbox in our mail. Once when I click a mail how does the
server
takes to a particular mail. I use an array for storing a value and want
to
pass that value to other page. I tried with session values but Im unable
to
send the value of the particular link. How can I do.
I want to know whats the meaning of a url like hotmail.com?box=aaa.
Is
this some thing related to my question.
plz b fast in reply.
with cheers,
karthik
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