Howdy, partner.
Here's a simple example where you send 2 parameters to a JSP page.
This first page can be pure HTML (you can call it form.html):
Note that on the action attribute of the form tag, we're specifying a page called result.jsp. This is the page that will receive these parameters, and in this case it has to be in the same directory of the form.html page. Here's the code of the result.jsp page:
Now, just check the form.html page, hit the Submit button and your form will be submitted. A tip for you: take a look at some JavaScript samples too... learn the main HTML tags and their attributes... learn as much as you can about Java and good OO design... then, read the Head First! Servlets and JSP book, and you'll find a lot of nice things! You'll learn that a JSP page is not the place to put Java code
boy, there are so many things to learn!
Well, I hope this helps.
Take care, partner.
[ December 28, 2007: Message edited by: Roberto Perillo ]
