the easiest way out is that once ur login page is submitted all the values
wil be passed in the disclaimer page which then will call the servlets. o
on disclaimer page u can store the values in the hidden variables. and when
u submit this page too then ur values will automatically be submitted to
the servlet.
For eg:
ur variables in the login page:
loginName
loginPassword
on disclaimer page
<form>
...
...
...
...
<input type="hidden" name="login" value="<%
request.getParameter("loginName") %>" >
<input type="hidden" name="pass" value="<%
request.getParameter("loginPassword") %>" >
and in the servlet u can get these variables.
Hope his is of some help to u
regards,
Tamanna
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Subject: passing value
Hi,
For example, I have one jsp page allow user enter the personal info
(info.jsp) and another is disclamer page (disclamer.jsp). When the user
click submit in the info.jsp it will goto the disclamer.jsp, and if the
user
click agree in the disclamer.jsp, then it will pass it to the servlet to
process.
Please tell me how to pass all the value from the info.jsp to
disclamer.jsp and to servlet.
I think I can create a bean or a hash table in the disclamer.jsp, get all
the value from the info.jsp and store it to the bean or hash table, and set
into the session and pass to the servlet. But I don't think this is a good
way to do this, bcos if i do it like that, i need to put many java code in
disclamer.jsp.
Anyone can please suggest a good way to me. Thank you.
louis
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