Ok thanks pid for confirming this.

Now that I understand this is not related to Tomcat.Can you throw some light as how can i use JSTL here ?

I will be having close to 100 links in my home page and each link in my home will have atleast 30 links here.and those 30 links here further sublinks for the data pulled from DB.

lets say I have link A which has in it Link B and Link B has in it Link C and User click and follow this path.

Link A >Link B> Link C

Here is steps, I was thinking for;

1.As soon as user enters  landing page A, create a session variable for him.

2.Store the session variable in some variable.Once the user clicks on Link B in Page A,

3. Grab the request URL of link B and store in variable and do similar likewise for his navigational path.

But I am somewhat lost as how do I pull out the title of the clicked links and stick it to breadcrumb path.

Google search for some reasons is not taking me anywhere.Appreciate some directions here.

On 12/28/2011 2:23 PM, Pid * wrote:
On 28 Dec 2011, at 03:50, Kiran Badi<ki...@poonam.org>  wrote:

Hi ,

Just wanted to check if Tomcat has any packages that can be used for building 
Breadcrumbs.
No, it's an app server not a set of libraries.


I think some j2ee servers provide some inbuilt packages which can be used for 
building breadcrumbs.
Never heard of that.


I would be helpful if someone can give some suggestions here.I am working on 
plain JSP/Servlets and having hard time implementing breadcrumbs.
Search google for JSTL.


p


- Kiran

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