Nikola Milutinovic wrote:
>>>String searchFields[] = request.getParameterValues("searchField");
>>>String searchFieldValue = searchFields[1];
>>>
>>>I should be able to just do:
>>>String searchFieldValue = request.getParameter("searchField");
>>>
>>>
>>>Why would I be getting an array with two values? I was able to get the form
>>>to work if it was the only thing in the jsp, so I believe there is something
>>>external to the form being picked up as an additional parameter, but I can't
>>>figure it out. Any ideas?
>>
>>Yes, the spec was undefined about that, and there was no test in the
>>reference test suite either. It got "standardized" on Tomcat 4.1, in the
>>end (as I understand it).
>
>
> So, just to clarify, it is "getParameterValues" giving *values*, wich is a plural
>and thus returned as an array? You can have several fields with the same name, so I
>guess it should be an array...
Yes, if the request was containing multiple headers with the same name,
like:
HeaderA: foo
HeaderB: bar, blah
will return { "foo", "bar, blah" }
No comma parsing is done anymore (this is back to what was done by
Tomcat 3.3, AFAIK).
Remy
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