Hi Eric,
Very interesting.... I will try it.
Thanks.
George Tsai
IT Systems Architecture - Process Automation Initiatives
Walgreens Co.
847-914-5210
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Hi George,
A method that works very well for us is:
- Create an IFRAME named /index.html, or whatever your server's default filename is.
- Set the width and height to 100%
- Set the source as the Remedy login page
- Place the Remedy content within the IFRAME
This allow the user accesses the following URL:
http://servername
When the source content changes to another address, the content of frame remains static, and the displayed URL remains as http://servername.
Eric Cleereman
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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of George Tsai
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 2:11 PM
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Subject: How to pass parameters to jsp file?
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We use a jsp file allowing user to login to Remedy Mid-Tier with a generic user name. The question is that if we like to open up a specific request within the form, how can we pass the parameters through url to the jsp file. We do not like to show the username/password/formname on the url.
Example jsp file:
<jsp:forward page="/servlet/ViewFormServlet"> <jsp:param name="server" value="de
vhc"/> <jsp:param name="mode" value="Search"/> <jsp:param name="form" value="WAL
:BULK:RequestForm"/> <jsp:param name ="username" value="username"/> <jsp:param na
me ="pwd" value="password"/> </jsp:forward>
Thanks.
George Tsai
IT Systems Architecture - Process Automation Initiatives
Walgreens Co.
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