> 
> LDHBe> The jsp containing the html:option tag is the last 
> thing the request is
> LDHBe> forwarded to
> 
> The forwarded page does not have access to the request any longer.

I think you mean on a redirect.  JSPs that are forwarded to definitely have access to 
the HttpServletRequest object; that's how references to request-scope form beans are 
obtained in the first place.

Dennis, have you tried putting debugging statements in the JSP using a scriplet?  Just 
grab the ActionForm in question from the request, cast it to the right type, and print 
out the values in question.  That should narrow it down a bit.

If no joy, post us some more info. with some snippets from your form(s) and JSP.


> 
> If you want to have access to what was selected on the form page and
> then display it on another page. Set up a form bean to go with the jsp
> and configure it in your action mapping in your config file than when
> submitted to your action, you could pass this form bean on to another
> page ( request.setAttribute(mapping.getAttribute(), form )
> 
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