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Hey there, I need help with something... I need to create 2 .jsp pages, one with a textbox in which you submit a name, and the second one should display it when you i click the submit button...but i cant seem to get it right =S
this is what ive got on the first page
Oh, i MUST use the get method, i was told to... so if anyone can guide me id very much appreciate it!
tia.
this is what ive got on the first page
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Oh, i MUST use the get method, i was told to... so if anyone can guide me id very much appreciate it!
tia.
Last edited by peter_budo : Jul 25th, 2008 at 8:02 am. Reason: Keep It Organized - please use [code] tags
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That would be as simple as calling
Also no need to stick to GET you can use POST without any issues. Only difference is GET would send your parameters as part of the HTTP URL (eg http://localhost/pagina2.jsp?usuario=tefbaez)
whereas POST would send it as part of the HTTP header, so it would not be visible in your address bar.
request.getParameter("--name-of-text-box--"); , in pagina2.jsp .Also no need to stick to GET you can use POST without any issues. Only difference is GET would send your parameters as part of the HTTP URL (eg http://localhost/pagina2.jsp?usuario=tefbaez)
whereas POST would send it as part of the HTTP header, so it would not be visible in your address bar.
Last edited by stephen84s : Jul 25th, 2008 at 8:44 am.
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well if im not doing this wrong it should work, but im obviously not doint it right cuz its not working...
this is what i have on pagina2.jsp, could you tell me what im missing?
this is what i have on pagina2.jsp, could you tell me what im missing?
<html>
<body>
<request.getParameter('usuario');>
</body>
</html> Last edited by Tekmaven : Jul 25th, 2008 at 1:08 pm. Reason: Code tags
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It will never work as you directly inserted Java element into pure HTML without telling HTML you about to use something related to Java. You better start learning for example here, The Java EE 5 Tutorial
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