Hello!
I tried to do it but the getParameterNames() method seems not to detect the
hidden input field without a name !!! In fact using the getParameterNames()
method I obtain all the parameters except those without a name....this is
the problem! :-(
Let me know if you have a solution.
Thanks,
Luca
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Hi Luca,
Why don't you try to create a form with this type of input field, send
it to a servlet and look the contain of the list of parameters you
receive in this case.
Use getParameterNames()
Regards
Rinaldo
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Inviato: gioved� 18 luglio 2002 16.27
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Oggetto: Input hidden fields without name
Hello everybody!
Surfing in Internet I have seen that some html forms use input hidden
fields without name, like this:
<input type=hidden value="">
It is very strange....what are they useful for??? :-(
Anyway I would like to get in my Java servlets such type of parameters
but I don't know how to do because the getParameterNames() method of
HttpServletRequest object needs that the input field has a name to get
its value!
Then I would ike to simulate an html form and I would like to be able to
send parameter without name (see above) to another servlet (called
"ServletB"): how can I do?
To encode the parameters to send and their values I use this Java code:
.
String
ParamHtml=ParamName1+"="+URLEncoder.encode(ValueParam1)+"&"+ParamName2+U
RLEn
coder.encode(ValueParam2)+...;
HttpURLConnection Con = (HttpURLConnection)url.openConnection();
Con.setRequestMethod("POST");
Con.setDoOutput(true);
Con.setUseCaches(false);
Con.setRequestProperty("Content-Length",""+ParamHtml.length());
Con.setRequestProperty("Content-Type","application/x-www-form-urlencoded
");
ByteArrayOutputStream byteStream=new ByteArrayOutputStream(512);
PrintWriter out=new PrintWriter(byteStream,true); out.print(ParamHtml);
out.flush(); OutputStream Os=Con.getOutputStream();
byteStream.writeTo(Os);
.
In this case if ParamName1 is a parameter without name and without value
(<input type=hidden value="">)ParamNameHtml should have the following
value:
=&ParamName2+URLEncoder.encode(ValueParam2)+...;
Is it so? I tried to codify it in this way but when ServletB receives
the parameters it isn't able to read them because the syntax seems to be
wrong....:-(
Can someone help me?
Thanks in advance!
Luca
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