Originally posted by Muni Jampana:
I am using Servlets and JSP.
out.print("<jsp:forward page='EditStudent.do' > Edit");
out.print("<jsp:param name='sid' value='value1' />");
out.print("</jsp:forward>");
I am sorry that my English is poor.If there is something wrong with my words,please tell me .Thank you very much.
I am sorry that my English is poor.If there is something wrong with my words,please tell me .Thank you very much.
Originally posted by li bei:
out.print("<a href='EditStudent.do?sid="+obel.getId()+"'>Edit</a>");
This maybe one way .
[ July 22, 2007: Message edited by: li bei ]
[ July 22, 2007: Message edited by: li bei ]
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Originally posted by Muni Jampana:
Thank you very much for all your help. I am new to JAVA and following a book which has got the code as out.print.
As I go further I will be using scriplets.
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