Hi Peter,
Yes, your code is using two attribute names for every record. And the last
attribute values that get saved are the those of the last record of your
resultset. I would would recommend that you use hidden fields in your form
with the id for each record.
Lester
At 11:21 AM 9/26/01
At 11:21 AM 26/09/01, you wrote:
Hello all,
this is a bit off Topic, but it also belong to Tomcat:
I have 2 jsp-pages:
In the first a result set is executed.
Each record in the row has a button ( more information) which leeds to
the second page. On this page I will give more information to the
you replace the autor and the titre attribute in your session along your
while .
i thing its better to use a jsp:useBean id=book scope=session tag in
your first jsp. Set a collection atrribute of book and pass an index to the
second jsp page :
%
book.set(param1,);
i=0;
Hi Patrick,
first thanks for your suggestion.
I try to start with setting and passing an index i f type integer.
When I want to get the parameter on the second page with #
int i;
i = parseInt(request.getParameter(index);
I get the message: method or class parseInt(java.lang.String) not found
but
Michael,
thanks for your answer;
You're right with Integer.parseInt()
I realy read 2 good books of the Java-language, but I'm relatively knew
to programming with classes so I think it's normal that I stuck
sometimes on 'easy' things (I hope it's normal!).
Nevertheless, now it works thanks
