>>> Vijay Vangara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 16-May-00 5:06:21 PM
>>>
>>From: Shukla, Jatin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>>I think you shoud understand the difference bet POST &
>>GET protocol method. Post happens at submission and thus
>>not able to set intialization parameter. Use doGet for these
>>activities.
>>Am I right?
No. That isn't the problem.
The init parameter is initialized and should be okay.
>Thank you for responding to my mail..
>But actually this is not my actual code.Actually i am
>developing a JAVA MAIL.so must and should i have
>to use the doPost() method.IS there any other way that
>i can get the initialization parameters to my doPost() method...
Firstly... plkease don't post multiple copies of your question to the
forum - that *really* is annoying.
The code you submitted should work okay.
Is that the actual code or is it something else?
It's possible that you've made a dumb (but easy to do) error like
redeclaring:
String s
inside your doPost().
Obviously the method is failing because the variable "s" is null.
Have you tried printing the value to System.out from the init method
and before you do the string append with it?
Failing that you'll have to send your real code in. But edit it short
please.
Nic Ferrier
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