How to read multiple parameters from jsp url

[Deepcp Pandey]

Hi All,

I am just a newbie to jsp and I have a requirement in which I will get a url with multiple parameters specified in it.

http://boprod.xyz.com/AdminTools/PkgSlp_Deep.jsp?&n1=1836087&n2=1&n3=NET23

Inside the jsp page I have another link to a crystal report and I need to read these parameters in a variable and pass it to that crystal report url

http://boprod.xyx.com/BOE/OpenDocument/opendoc/openDocument.jsp?sIDType=CUID&iDocID=AUdInRsZf4pIsLT0vsPZw7c&lsSOrder%20Number%3A=&n1&lsSRequest%20Number%3A=&n2&lsSContract%20Number%3A=&n3&&token=" + defaultToken.


Would you please able to help with the code I should be follow ?

Thanks,
Deep

[Bear Bibeault]

In a JSP, the param implicit variable gives you access to the parameters.

So: ${param.n1}, ${param.n2}, and so on.

(Surely you can come up with better parameter names than n1 and n2?)

[Bear Bibeault]

I highly recommend that newcomers to JSP read the following articles:

The Secret Life of JSPs

The Front Man

[Deepcp Pandey]

Thanks. Will be update the parameters name with something meaningful once I get this working. I tried this but doesn't seems to work

<%@ page import="com.crystaldecisions.sdk.exception.SDKException" %>
<%@ page import="com.crystaldecisions.sdk.framework.CrystalEnterprise" %>
<%@ page import="com.crystaldecisions.sdk.framework.IEnterpriseSession" %>
<%@ page import="com.crystaldecisions.sdk.framework.ISessionMgr" %>
<%@ page import="com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.infostore.IInfoStore" %>
<%@ page import="com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.security.ILogonTokenMgr"%>
<%


try
{


String systemName = "Server:6400";
String userName = "Administrator";
String password = "BOass23in";
String authType = "secEnterprise";

IEnterpriseSession enterpriseSession=null;
ISessionMgr enterpriseSessionMgr = CrystalEnterprise.getSessionMgr();
enterpriseSession = enterpriseSessionMgr.logon(userName, password, systemName, authType);
ILogonTokenMgr logonTokenMgr = enterpriseSession.getLogonTokenMgr();

String defaultToken = logonTokenMgr.createWCAToken("",10,1);

response.sendRedirect("http://boprod.xx.com/BOE/OpenDocument/opendoc/openDocument.jsp?sIDType=CUID&iDocID=AUdInRsZf4pIsLT0vsPZw7c&lsSOrder%20Number%3A=${param.n1}&lsSRequest%20Number%3A=${param.n1}&lsSContract

%20Number%3A=${param.n1}&&token=" + defaultToken);

out.println(defaultToken);

}
catch(Exception e)
{
out.println(e);
}

%>

[Bear Bibeault]

You should not be putting Java code into your JSP. That is an outdated and obsolete practice from 13 years ago when JSP2 was introduced. 13 years!

You should first be learning how to write modern JSP using the EL (Expression Language) and JSTL (JSP Standard Tag Library).

[Deepcp Pandey]

Thanks for nothing.

[Bear Bibeault]

So you feel that using technology that is over 13 years out of date is appropriate? And that advice to help bring you up to modern standards is not helpful?

Would you expect to be able to compete in the world as a carpenter if all you knew how to use were tools from the 1800s?

Seriously, you need to modernize your approach and the advice I gave is to help you, not me. I don't gain anything from you learning skills that will actually help you.

You are, of course, free to follow your own path.

[Bear Bibeault]

If you have questions on how to structure the web app appropriately, please see the second of the articles I pointed you to. Generally Java code should be in a controller rather than a JSP. Beans, filters, EL functions, custom tags, and the like are also likely places for Java code.

In that Java code, you would not use the EL (which is for JSPs) to fetch parameters, but the handful of methods on the request instance to fetch parameters such as getParameter() and getParameterValues().