The problem as I understand it...
1)A user fills out a HTML form and send to information to a JSP file which
translate that does something with that information.
2)You then create another page with a link on it that you want user to click
on which then presents a new Form page (Which is ASP) and contains all of
the details of the previous form.

Solution
You can create the webpage link dynamically and create a huge dynamic link .

EXAMPLE
User inputs his name  "James" in the first form
JSP file picks this up and creates a new link dynamically

<a href="james.asp?name=James">Link here</a>

ASP can then pick up the variable with Request.QueryString("name") and you
can then put that value back into a new form and you.

<input type="text" value="<%= Request.QueryString("name")%>">

The other way is to pass the variables into another hidden form and pick
them up from there.

Sorry if this is off topic ...only trying to help ...

James



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Subject: How to simulate a form submission


> Hi all,
>
> I have a jsp form which will be filled by the user once he finishes
filling
> the form he would be clicking another link ( a link to another webpage )
> which is an ASP PAGE, i need to fill in this form data in that ASP PAGE,
is
> that possible??.  How should i simulate the form submission of that ASP
PAGE
> once i filled in the data.
>
> Anyone please can help me out??.
>
>
>
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