This is a simple HTML concept. Even though your page with the selection box is
bieng dynamically produced, it is still and HTML page that will call a
servlet. When the page is produced, make sure you are using a constant
variable name that the two servlets can share. This way, one is writing the
name, and the other one is reading the value associated with that name, when
the page is resubmited.
DanC
Bill Wyza wrote:
> I have a servlet that generates a dynamic html page with a select box
> on it. The user must select an item from the list and press submit. I
> need
> to capture the value of the select box and pass it to another procedure
> in the servlet to create a second dynamic page.
>
> How to I get the value of the select box and keep it for later use?
>
> Bill
>
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