Hi,
You can use the getQueryString() fn to retrieve the string which you pass
after the ?. in your request. ( HTTP calls the string after the ? as :Query String)
Your code would be something like
public class Test extends HttpServlet {
public void doGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res) {
String strParam = req.getQueryString(); //returns for eg. the
string 123456789
...
}
...
}
NOTE: you should override the GET method for this to work.
Hope it helps,
Regards,
Sathya
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On 6/11/99 at 1:32 PM #YANG YUE XIANG# wrote:
Hi, Everyone,
I know the reques or response of http/1.1 protocal. But when I write the
servlets program, I donot know which method corresponds to getting the
elements of the request or response.
I mean,in the following request,
ht tp://155.69.92.21:8080/chat/chat?123456789
how to get string 123456789, and so on.
Thanks very much!
yang yuexiang
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