Usha,
getServlet() has been deprecatedin the 2.1 release. So it would not be
wise to base ur program-design around it.
Just wanted to alert you and hence off-list.
Raaj.
----- Original Message -----
From: Usha Sree Y <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, December 25, 1999 4:21 AM
Subject: Re: Inter servlet communication
> One way of accessing the desired var is:
>
> U can have a method in the first servlet which returns the supposed
> variable.
> In u'r second method servlet,get the 'ServletContext' with the
> getServletContext of the ServletConfig class.Once u get the
> ServletContext class,then get the Servlet with the getServlet(name of
> u'r first Servlet) of the ServletContext class.Cast it to a servlet and
> then u can access the methods of u'r first servlet.If u call the method
> which returns the var then u have access to the var of u'r first
> servlet.
> usha.
> sachin rameshrao zingade wrote:
>
> > Hi I want to pass a variable from one servlet to the other ,how to do
> > this? sachin
>
>
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