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I think you would either create the bean again within your servlet using
the parameters you saved in the hidden fields (assuming they provide the
information you need to do that), or put the bean in the session so it
persists between requests.

Dan Feather
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I believe it takes care of parameters.

But what if you have bean set up as an attribute?

 

from: "Dan Feather" <DFeather@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

If you put hidden form fields in your JSP and have the JSP populate them

with the values from the request when it loads, you could put your

button in a form containing those hidden fields so you could submit the

values to the servlet when they click the button. You should end up with

the behavior I think you are probably looking for.

 

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Is there a way to forward  (<jsp:forward....../> ) request from JSP to a

servlet on Button click or at list set all attributes and parameters of

the old request? 

 

 

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