Ah, further reading of the source code has shown me that
these classes are "implementable" classes and I have to
write the functions myself.
I take it this is the case?
Mark
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From: FISHER, MARK
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Setting parameters in a Servlet Request
Date: 23 April 1999 11:23
Hi, my first post to the group, so bear with me.
I want to implement an application to servlet communication
process, and as I'm fairly new to Java I have a question.
A servlet receives a ServletRequest type in it's "service" method,
and the docs say:
"[service] Carries out a single request from the client. The
method implements a request and response paradigm.
The request object contains information about the service
request, including parameters provided by the client"
However, all I can see exposed on the ServletRequest class
are getXXX methods, so how does the client application set
the parameters that the servlet can read?
This has to do with the "request and response paradigm",
but I can't find information on this, so I'm a little stuck.
Can anyone provide any pointers?
TIA,
Mark
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