How to pass request attribute to a JSP

[Pankaj Gupta <pa...@hsc.com>]

Hi All,

I want to use same JSP for reading and editing -  meaning that if I pass 
an attribute like read=true all text fields should be disabled. How can 
I do it? How can I specify a parameter in my forward like
 <forward name="success" path="/readWrite.jsp?read='true'" 
contextRelative="false"/>
 <forward name="successWrite" path="/readWrite.jsp" 
contextRelative="false"/>

regards,
Pankaj

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Re: How to pass request attribute to a JSP

[Antonio Petrelli <br...@tariffenet.it>]

Pankaj Gupta ha scritto:
> Hi All,
>
> I want to use same JSP for reading and editing -  meaning that if I 
> pass an attribute like read=true all text fields should be disabled. 
> How can I do it? How can I specify a parameter in my forward like
> <forward name="success" path="/readWrite.jsp?read='true'" 
> contextRelative="false"/>
> <forward name="successWrite" path="/readWrite.jsp" 
> contextRelative="false"/>

If you don't do a redirect, all request attributes are already there, if 
you don't remove them explicitly.
Ciao
Antonio

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