Action and Jsp / passing Parameters

2001-11-23 Thread Mohammed

Hello everybody,

In my web application I decided not to use frames and so I am using a table
in a jsp file. my question is as follow:

in the jsp file I want to know which action forwarded to this jsp file so
that I will accordingly run the right code? Is der a way I could pass a
Parameter from my Action class to the jsp file I am forwarding to ? Actually
I want to include the corresponding  jsp file into my main jsp file
according to where the forward came from.

Thanks for any Help

Mohammed




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Re: Action and Jsp / passing Parameters

2001-11-23 Thread Jin Bal

In you action class you can set an object into the request using
request.setAttribute().  This object could be of a generic type that you
could examine in the jsp using a jsp:usebean tag to extract the object from
the request.  The action class always forwards the request object it has
back to the JSP so the object that you set in it will exist in the JSP that
you have forwarded to

HTH

Jin
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Subject: Action and Jsp / passing Parameters


 Hello everybody,

 In my web application I decided not to use frames and so I am using a
table
 in a jsp file. my question is as follow:

 in the jsp file I want to know which action forwarded to this jsp file so
 that I will accordingly run the right code? Is der a way I could pass a
 Parameter from my Action class to the jsp file I am forwarding to ?
Actually
 I want to include the corresponding  jsp file into my main jsp file
 according to where the forward came from.

 Thanks for any Help

 Mohammed




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