Hi,
you can use Enumeration en = request.getParameterNames();
then: String s;
while(en.hasMoreElements()){
s = request.getParameter((String)en.nextElement());
}
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Amar Das
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Subject: Parameter Count
Let consider I am have the following URL
http://...../servlet/MakeList?ID1=STN001&ID2=STN002 etc.
Is there a way to determine dynamically how many paramenters are passed in
the query to a Serlet. I can resolve situations when I know exactly the
number of parameters passed in the query by using the following code
segment.
String req1=request.getParameter("ID1");
String req2=request.getParameter("ID2"):
But I need some help, how to handle things when I do not know how many
parameters passed.
Thanks,
Amar Das
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