In your case, you can do that and I'm pretty sure there's no reason you can't add the eMail address as a query string parameter, then access it through the request object on your JSP page. However, I think it's probably a better design to have an ActionForm and an Action to submit to, forward to your JSP and access it through the form as you normally would in Struts. Certainly will make your life easier later if you need to extend what's being done.
-- Frank W. Zammetti Founder and Chief Software Architect Omnytex Technologies http://www.omnytex.com
Shabada, Gnaneshwer wrote:
Hi, Was wondering if calling a JSP directly a good approach in struts or should I always go through Action/Action Mappings. I have a situation where I have a result list displayed in a table and each row has email icon which when clicked should display a JSP where one can enter email text and preview the email. So I thought I could directly call JSP using <html:link page="email.jsp">. But I also want to send the "To:" email address of from the row where it is clikced. Can I pass it as a request paramter when I call the JSP directly or do I call an Action instead ? If I can call thru JSP, how do I retrieve that email value in the next JSP??
Thanks for your help Gnan
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