Is this correct?

• Ayukat

  3 Feb 06, 13:24

  Lets say I want to append the value ABC into the link.
  
  Then I use:
  
  ABC
  
  Do I need to declare the n somewhere?
  
  Then if I use request.getparameter can get the value of ABC right?
• Ayukat

  4 Feb 06, 16:16

  How to you exactly append a value on a URL and restrieve the value afterwards?
  
  I tried this but...
  
  JSP Page 1: User clicks the URL to link to next page.
  
  Link
  
  Is there anything wrong with the above, because I really don't have any knowledge of appending values on URL. Do I need to declare the n or something?
  
  After User clicks... Servlet of the next JSP page is invoke...
  
  Servlet:
  
  String value = request.getParameter ( "n" );
  Testing abc = new Testing abc ( ); // abc class is a set and get class for String.
  
  abc.setValue(value);
  
  request.getSession ( ).setAttribute ( "abc", abc );
  
  request.getRequestDispatcher ( "/WEB-INF/Product/NextPage.JSP" ).forward ( request, response );
  
  Okay so next it shall display on the next JSP page...
  
  //I already set and import the beans property, won't go indepth on that.
  
  <% out.println (abc.getValue);
  
  %>
  
  However it prints noun? whats wrong with it? Or anyone has any source code samples? I realli need it, my project is due next week.. and damn teacher never taught us anything about this... never taught us database... never taught us nothing!!!!
  
• Ayukat

  4 Feb 06, 20:00

  Nobody know how to do ar?
• ghimpheng

  4 Feb 06, 20:53

  there is pple out there who know but did not see the topic or don't bother to post
• ndmmxiaomayi

  4 Feb 06, 23:18

  Originally posted by Ayukat:

  Lets say I want to append the value ABC into the link.
  
  Then I use:
  
  ABC
  
  Do I need to declare the n somewhere?
  
  Then if I use request.getparameter can get the value of ABC right?

  Where you want to link ABC in the first place? Your link very confusing.
  
  Post, then I don't know.
  
• FBI

  4 Feb 06, 23:19

  i studying multimedia now.. u give me some time i search for it..
• FireIce

  4 Feb 06, 23:21

  email ur lecturer/tutor