Yes, the map is Map<String,String[]>. Because the HTTP protocol allows
sending multiple parameters with the same name.
(*Chris*)
On May 19, 2011 2:06 AM, "arin_12" <arin...@lycos.com> wrote:
> I also tried Map <String String>. But the same result.
> .toString also does not help any thing. It looks like the Parameter from
> request is returning
>
> Map<String , String[]>.
>
> Later If i run the value as String array I get the value. The length is
> always sets to 1.
>
> String st[] = map.get("param");
> value = st[1];
>
> This gives me the exact value. This extra code I am writing in every
action
> class.
>
> Any better solution ?
>
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