hi,
you can use request.getParameterName() to get an enumeration of the
parameter names, and then use request.getParameter() for each name.
Regards,
Nagaraj.
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Subject: <textarea>'s and JSP's
Ok , here is my problem:
Given: Client is presented with a Form either pure HTML or embedded in a Jsp
page. In that Form there are 20 <textarea>'s and a submit button. Upon
submitting this Form, all those 20 <textarea>'s should be processed.
Unfortunately upto here I cannot change anything. Because it is a customer
requirement.
Problem: I cannot think of a solution which will pick up those 20
<textarea>'s and process them. How can I pass those guys to a Jsp (or a
Bean). The only way possible is:
<TEXTAREA name=text1>bla bla<TEXTAREA>
<TEXTAREA name=text2>bla bla<TEXTAREA>
<TEXTAREA name=text3>bla bla<TEXTAREA>
... till 20
is it OK to send these guys like that and then the reciever JSP will extract
the text from each of the 20 text's by using request.getParameter("text1") ,
request.getParameter("text2") , bla bla
Is there a more elegant way of doing this considering the "given"
constraints.
Thanks...
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