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Hi friends,

I have two JSP pages (page1.jsp and page2.jsp)

I am creating an object named(obj1) of some calss on page1.jsp, storing it in request attribute, and forwarding to page2.jsp using jsp:forward action tag.

On page2.jsp I am fetching object obj1. Here I am able to fetch the obj1 successfully. Now my requirement is that , On page2.jsp on clicking of button I want to call page2.jsp and also want the request attribute which I set on page1.jsp.

I can do it using session or application scoped attribute, but how to do it using request attribute ?

Thanks in advance.
 
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On page2.jsp on clicking of button I want to call page2.jsp and also want the request attribute which I set on page1.jsp.


And why are you calling page2.jsp cyclically ?

Anyways if you want a value to persists across requests, try using the session or using hidden form fields.
 
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Once a request sends its response to the browser (so that a button can be pressed), the request is finished. So there is no way that you can have a request-scoped variable maintained across this action.
 
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Thanks for the reply.

I will try Hidden field for storing objects.
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