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one quesiton about <jsp:include>?

Posted on 2002-07-25

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in one file I write as the following:
<jsp:include page = "/test.jsp">
<jsp:param name="user" value="Jenny">
</jsp:include>,

how can I get the user in the file:test.jsp??

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Question by:lakeryu

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by:_marko_

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ID: 71770212002-07-25

It should be the same way as in any .jsp

String user = (String)request.getParameter("user");

Marko

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by:objects

ID: 71787222002-07-25

The included page has access to all objects in the request scope as well as all original request parameters.

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by:jetball

ID: 71871082002-07-29

hi lakeryu

just a note for you to consider though, do you really want to use <jsp:include /> tag which is processed at runtime, or would you rather want to use <%@ include %> tag which is prcessed at compile time...

the performance of the compile time option is much faster...

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by:lakeryu

ID: 72218372002-08-15

Thank you for your answer!

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