Here is an example from my forthcoming book on servlets and JSP <form action="TableDemoC.jsp" method="GET"> Enter Number to be shifted: <input name="numb" type="text" size="10"> <input type="hidden" name="studentid" value="thx1138" > <input type="submit" value="Show" name="go" ><br> </form> As you see, the action just points to the JSP page which lives in a directory with HTML pages, etc. - as opposed to sending to a servlet where you have to use the servlet alias. Bill
Hi and thanks for ur reply. I tried to do the way that u mentioned but still i am getting error. this is my HTML page and i am giving my name here <html> <head> <title>Jsp page</title> <body> hello how r u <form ACTION="abc1.jsp" METHOD="GET" > if you don't mind me asking what is ur name <input type=text name="name"><p> <input type=submit> </form> </body> </head> </html> This is my JSP page, and i am passing parameters to this page. And i mentioned HTML and JSP pages in PUBLIC_HTML directory in weblogic server. and i started the weblogic server, and i given url like this http://localhost:7001/abc.html and i am getting the second page like this with an error page. http://localhost:7001/abc1.jsp?name=prasad
It works fine, you just need to fix your typing error: change "getParmater" to "getParameter" [This message has been edited by Joe Paolangeli (edited August 31, 2000).]