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you can access the passed parameters in the same way regardless of whether it is GET or POST<br />
why do u need the query string exactly?<br />

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you can access the passed parameters in the same way regardless of whether it is GET or POST
why do u need the query string exactly?


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String value = request.getParameter(&quot;para<wbr />mname&quot;);<br />

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eg.

String value = request.getParameter("paramname");


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If you need the query string then build it yourself<br />
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String queryString = &quot;a=&quot;+request.getParameter(<wbr />&quot;a&quot;)+&quot;&amp;b=&quot;<wbr />+request.g<wbr />etParamete<wbr />r(&quot;b&quot;); &nbsp;// add others as needed<br />
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If you need the query string then build it yourself

String queryString = "a="+request.getParameter("a")+"&b="+request.getParameter("b");  // add others as needed



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If form method is kept as get, my problem at java servlet path is over, as i am able to get querystring. But due to some architecture problem, it is not feasible to make form method as get. So, how can I retrieve the same querystring using post method.
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If form method is kept as get, my problem at java servlet path is over, as i am able to get querystring. But due to some architecture problem, it is not feasible to make form method as get. So, how can I retrieve the same querystring using post method.

Get queryString using post method

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