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# The following excerpt, produces a select list with three options. How can I
# read these options from a Java Servlet?
#
# <select name="colours" size=10>
# <option value="c1">Yellow
# <option value="c2">Blue
# <option value="c3">Red
#
# Using the get method produces
#
# http://localhost:8080/examples/servlet/colourFile?&colours=c3
#
# colourFile is the called servlet.
Yes, colourFile is the servlet and colour=c3 is the name-value pair that was
passed from the browser (the user selecred "RED")
# This leads me onto another question:
#
# I'm using apache's tomcat as my servlet engine, and examples as the default
# project how do you create a new project? I apologise if this is beginners
# stuff.
This one i do not know... haven't tried tomcat yet.... am using still jserv.
Hopefully soon. =)
Jack
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