Hi,
simply use:
<Input type="hidden" name="login field name" value="login name value">
u will get the value at next page as : request.getParameter("login field
name");

Hamid Hassan
VSDI

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Hi erveryone,

Can any one help me.

I am working on a jsp application.
On the login page if someone enters valid loing, I need to pass a variable
to next page. How I can do that.

I tried

request.setAttribute("Varaible","Y");
sessiont.setAttribute("Varaible","Y");
<jsp:forward page="file.jsp?Variable=Y">

on the next page

request.getAttribute("Varaible");
sessiont.gettAttribute("Varaible");

But I am getting lot of errors

I am using IBM's WebSphere.

Thanks for help.

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