Actually, it's not implementation dependent. A number of implicit variables,
such as "request", "response" and "session", are defined by the JSP
specification.
I think you mean that its not supposed to be implementation dependent, which is
correct. However, some vendors did not strictly
David Gecawich wrote:
Actually, it's not implementation dependent. A number of implicit variables,
such as "request", "response" and "session", are defined by the JSP
specification.
I think you mean that its not supposed to be implementation dependent, which
is correct. However, some
Hi,
I am writing a JSP file where by i have a link.Click on the link
executes a command which is in the form of a URL.This URL then dispatches
the message to the server and the requested page is opened.(The requested
page URL is different from the one i requested 'cos the server creates a
ence
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ritesh_Srivastava
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2000 7:18 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Getting back the resultant URL
Hi,
I am writing a JSP file where by i have a link.Click on the link
executes a command which is in the form of a URL.This URL then dispatches
the
David Gecawich wrote:
Try this from your resultant JSP:
%
System.out ( "URL Path is: " + HttpUtils.getRequestURL( (HttpServletRequest)request
) );
%
or:
%
System.out ( "URL Path is: " + request.getRequestURI() );
%
Note the in the above example, it is assumed that an implicit
, July 04, 2000 12:07 AM
Subject: Re: Getting back the resultant URL
Try this from your resultant JSP:
%
System.out ( "URL Path is: " +
ttpUtils.getRequestURL( (HttpServletRequest)request ) );
%
or:
%
System.out ( "URL Path is: " + request.getRequestURI() );
%
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