Hi, Is there is anyway to pass a parameters/data to HTML page. I am using response.sendRedirect() in my servlet pgm and wanted to pass the data to my redirect HTML page. Thanks a Lot
Yuriy Fuksenko
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You could add "?paramName=value" to the end of your request, and than get this value using javascript. or you can use JSP instead of HTML and pass parameters using request or session or use something else...
Ashwin Tadepalli
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Hi Joe; You could use a simple HTML utility package for this provided by some vendor(esp if you want show the results(result set) of the servlet fetched from the database in a HTML page).Let me know if you are interested. Ashwin
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Hello everybody, I am facing a problem similar to Joes , and the problem is.... .I need to call an html page from a servlet which is in shared drive in a LAN. I have tried response.sendRedirect and url openConnection .But both seems not to be working.Please let me know a possible alternative. If any body can give details of the similar discussions earlier.. thanks
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Joe, I would use JSP but I am fortunate in having a servlet container. I think Yuriy is right you can do it in javascript too. But javascript is not my strong suit. Wait you said you have servlets, so just use JSP. It is just an html page with java code inside tags. I have a JSP page that is just an html page with this one extra line: <p>Are you sure thats all you want <%= request.getParameter("name") %>? It is called by a servlet generated page: "<input type='button' value ='Go To Checkout' onClick=\"parent.location='http://javaguy.yi.org/examples/LastChance.jsp?name=" + name + "'\"> [This message has been edited by Randall Twede (edited February 13, 2001).]
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