Looks to me when you hit your action you are not saving those attributes
in request.
request.setAttribute(username, PersonName);
Then in your JSP you can get the Attribute using getAttribute.
However I don't think you want to do this. Coming out of the action you
should call your business logic
Hello,everybody.
Recently,I wrote a simple JSP Web program basing on the Struts
architecture.It created a page for a user to input his name and password,and
after the user click the submit botton on the form,it can redirect to another
page and show the name and password that the use has
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