> I have a java program which can pass values (d_name,item) to any
> file that I desire. I chose html and after linking this html file
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> I can refer to these passed arguments? Is there any other good
> choice like perl with which I can do this? Thanks for any help.
Are you asking how, in HTML, to refer to arguments provided via GET?

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leorulez@gmail.com - 01 Mar 2006 18:48 GMT
I wanted to know how to refer the arguments provided by Java in the
HTML page. I was wondering if I need to include any statement within
Java program.
> > I have a java program which can pass values (d_name,item) to any
> > file that I desire. I chose html and after linking this html file
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Thomas Weidenfeller - 02 Mar 2006 08:06 GMT
> I wanted to know how to refer the arguments provided by Java in the
> HTML page. I was wondering if I need to include any statement within
> Java program.
Applet.getParameter(). Please read the API documentation, that answers
such questions in a second.
/Thomas

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