Try something like
while (rs.next()) {
int value = rs.getInt(1);
String name = rs.getString(2);
out.println("<option value=" + value + ">" + name);
}
to print out your <option> tags.
Then when the user selects something it is 'value' which is sent to the
server/servlet as a parameter. If there is no value attribute, by
default, then the 'name' is sent to the server/servlet. Note that you
cannot get both the value and the name sent to the server/servlet.
BTW this is basic HTML stuff and not really anything to do with
servlets.
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Alan W. Smith
Bankgesellschaft, Berlin
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