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Passing table as parameter to next page(JSTL)

 
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I have on first page a table object with data. When this page calls another page how do I retrieve the content of this table in next page as parameters. I am using JSTL.
 
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Are you talking about HTML Table?
 
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Yes. On first JSP I have a table HTML table(5 cols and 100 rows) with data.I submit this page in the next page I want to retrieve them using JSTL.
 
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The only way you could do that is to send the table's data to the next page via HTML form elements.

Better yet, why not just re-create the data that you sent to the first page in order to create the table in the first place?
 
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The application current architecure passes data between pages using JSTL. The objects are retrieved using JSTL ${param}. So far only HTML <form> elements are passsed on - i can access each element like ${param.cust_name}, where cust_name is a text item in the form tag on the first page. Now if I put a table in <FORM> element how will I access individual row/cols using JSTL?
 
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Again, any data you wish to pass on to the next page must be in a form element such as <input>.
 
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Yes. But How do I retrive that in JSTL.Like i have a table of 10 rows and 2 columns. Syntax to retrieve that in next page?

<table rows=10>
<td>
<input type=text name="col1">
<input type=text name="col2">
<td>
</table>

Thanks
 
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it will look like this,

request.getParameter("col1");
request.getParameter("col2");
 
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Originally posted by Raj Puri:
But How do I retrive that in JSTL.



First, a terminology correction. You mean EL not JSTL.

And the answer is just like any other submitted parameter: via the param builtin variable. E.g. ${param.col1}.

I'm not sure what's confusing you here. Just because your form elements are arranged in a table in the originating HTML form makes no difference to anything, Upon submission, all request parameters just become a map of name/value pairs.
 
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