Hello anoop!
a> thankx Anthony,
a> very right.. i do have a html page (containing applet code)
a> that is called by a servlet.
Well, I would say that it is "generated" by a servlet, not "called"!
Many people have been embarrassed by this "called", I beleive :-)
a> And i am using param tags.
a> But the problem is that these param name value needs to be dynamic..
a> they cant be hardcoded into the page. the value for the param name shd be filled in
from the query part
a> of the URL.
a> basically i have a textfield that is in the html generated by the servlet and when
i submit
a> i want to use the url which will contain the query part and pass this onto my
applet so that
a> it can respond suitably..
a> hope this clears my question.
a> any help...???
Okay, do not see any problem :-)
<%@ page %>
...
<applet ...>
<param name="tquery" value="<%=request.getParameter("tquery")%>">
</applet>
...
Best regards,
Anton mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
P.S. Very little people seem to be available on the lists on
saturdays-sundays, what a pity, isn't it? ;-)
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