Hello, Michael.
Thank you for your response. I am afraid to ask you one more question if i pass the parameters by url(servletname?parameter). Is there limit on the size of parameter? my approach is pass all of question body which is multiple lines of characters.
Thank you in advance and have a good weekend
bin
Michael Weller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi!
At 19:00 05.04.2002 -0800, you wrote:
>Hello, everybody,
>
>I have one problem .
>
>I write a javascript program in javaservlet application as
>
>
> out.println("function preview() {");
> out.println("var questioncontent=addquestion.question.value;
> out.println("open(\"PreviewQuestion\"?"+questioncontent+",\"Window1,
> \"600,500\");
>
>addquestion is name of the form and question is the name of textbox in
>this form.
>
>as i know there is limit on the size of the parameter. so the paramter i
>passed probably has more than 250 characters. besides that how to deal
>with url encode. i means there are many space and special characters in
>the question .(url encode space as %20). In the servlet application which
>is called (previewQuestion) how can it get the parameter and decode them
convert your html file to jsp, that way you can use URLEncoder to encode
the params, in your servlet use URLDecoder to decode the params.
-mw
>I will appreciate very much for your help
>
>Have a good weekend
>
>bin
>
>
>
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