niyam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: passing parameters to JSP
Date: Wed, 24 Nov 2004 16:33:27 +0530
Hi,
From your update, you display right.jsp in the second frame of
Hi,
Did you specify target in the tag , may be you have missed this.
When we are using frames we have to use target attribute.
Regards,
Jatinder
From: Karen Berx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi,
From your update, you display right.jsp in the second frame of main.jsp.
In the first frame, you have first.jsp and a link to right.jsp with
parameters in passed in the URL.
Did you retrieve the parameters passed in the URL in right.jsp? ie,
request.getParameter("function");
request.getParamete
as with any other servlet, jsps can parse prameters from the request (both
get & post), and from other servlets throu either the request, session,
application & userprofile objects.
the easiest way to pass parameters from a web page (i assume that's what you
want to do) is to add ther to the url a
