Passing values to JSp with href

[Rohit Kumar]

I have 2 jsp�s (First.jsp, second.jsp).
I have one a:href on First.jsp where it goes to Second.jsp , and also it needs to take some ID values from First.jsp to Second.jsp.

Below is my code (First.jsp):
<h:inputHidden id =�employeeId� value = �#{employee.employeeID}�
<h:inputHidden id =�applicationId� value = �#{employee.appliationID}�
Below iy my href:
<a href = �/jsp/Second.jsp� > Add Application </a>

How can I send values of employeeId and applicationID to Second.jsp , on clicking Add Application on first.jsp
Any suggestions
Thanks..

[Ben Souther]

Originally posted by Rahul Gosh:

<h:inputHidden id =�employeeId� value = �#{employee.employeeID}�
<h:inputHidden id =�applicationId� value = �#{employee.appliationID}�

These aren't standard HTML or JSP tags.
What framework/library are you using?

[Rohit Kumar]

am Using JSF

[Shailesh Kini]

Rahul,

You can either submit the form with the 2 fields to your second.jsp or call a javascript function onClick of your anchor link, add fields as querystring and then pass the queryString to your second.jsp. Your second jsp will get the values as request parameters.
[ August 17, 2007: Message edited by: Shailesh Kini ]

[Ronald Aguilar]

you can still used the standard foward and redirect

[Rohit Kumar]

Thnx for suggestions Shailesh..

Do you have any code for example ..

Thanks

[Denise Smith]

Are you using an IDE? If so which one??

[Rohit Kumar]

Elipse 3.1

[Sushma Sharma]

use this.

   
<h:outputLink value="xyz.jsf" id="redirectLink">
<f:param name="employeeId" value = "#{employee.employeeID}"/>
<f:param value="#{employee.appId}" name="appId"/>
<h:outputText value="Add Application" />
</h:outputLink>
 

[Rohit Kumar]

Thanks Sushma for the sample. If I pass appId, how can I print this appId on the next screen.


Thanks,
Rahul

[Sushma Sharma]

you can get the values of parameter like this

 
<h:outputText value="#{param.employeeId}" />
 

where employeeId is the name of the parameter.

[A. Dusi]

What is the scope of your employee bean? If it is in session scope, the employeeId and appId are automatically available in your second jsp. You can refer these properties in the same way as you referred them in your first jsp.

[Rohit Kumar]

I am using request scope. Thannks for your tip to keep in session scope.