assuming it wasn't a spelling error (varnem1 -> "varname1"),
request.getParameter("varnem1")
request.getParameter("varnam2")
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Hi everyone,
Can you please give me some information about how I can check individual
parameter passed with the file name.
filename.jsp?varnem1=value1&varnam2=value2
I am using IBM WebSphere.
When I tried request.getQueryString("varname1"), I got page full of errors.
Thanks for the help
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