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Posted to users@wicket.apache.org by Edi <ed...@yahoo.com> on 2007/08/09 12:30:42 UTC
Compare JSP Vs Wicket?
Please send me all your suggestions.
including the below question
In jsp, I can pass the values using query string
for eg. <form action="actionJSP.jsp?userName=edi&password=edi">
using request.getParameter("userName"); I can get the userName.
using request.getParameter("password"); I can get the password.
In wicket, how can we do that?
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Thanking You.
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Re: Compare JSP Vs Wicket?
Posted by Eelco Hillenius <ee...@gmail.com>.
> Please send me all your suggestions.
>
> including the below question
>
> In jsp, I can pass the values using query string
>
> for eg. <form action="actionJSP.jsp?userName=edi&password=edi">
>
> using request.getParameter("userName"); I can get the userName.
> using request.getParameter("password"); I can get the password.
>
> In wicket, how can we do that?
Look at the examples, read the WIKI, buy a book... I'm sure you can
figure it out. Probably in less than an hour.
Eelco
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