Good Call
Peronally I was going to march down the path of obtaining HTTP variables but
obtaining the information
you have suggested from the request object is a much cleaner and efficient
retrieval methodology
Thanks Dennis!
Martin-
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Maybe this can help?
http://javaalmanac.com/egs/javax.servlet/GetReqUrl.html?l=new
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Easy question, please help a rookie
I'm trying to get the URL of the current page into a attribute (local
variable?).
This was suggested to me, but it doesn't work:
<c:set var="myURL" value="${request.requestURI}"/>
TIA,
Dave
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