Have a look at the ServletContext Interface to share object from one
servlet context to another by using getContext(), setAttributes(),
getAttributes() and so on.
Pascal Deschenes
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> hi,
> I want to send parameter form one servlet to another servlet...
> what methods should i use. If I store these parameters as a session object
> will it work fine..
>
> Nitin Mulimani
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