Is it ok to do the following:
JSP A puts all its parameters into "Hashtable myHash". And then it passes
this myHash object to JSP B within a URL such as
"/path_to_JSP_B/B.jsp?parameter1=myHash".
And then upon being called, JSP B does this:
Hashtable passedHash = (Hashtable)request.getAttribute("myHash");
and then enumerates the contents of passedHash.
I am doing this because I need to pass like 100 parameters from JSP A to JSP
B. I am wondering if the above method will create a memory problem.
Thanks for the help
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