How you can send parameters to a servlet?
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kishore , it depend on how u want to send the parameters to servlet. If u want to sent through the html page then u it will be possible through the doPost() or doGet() methods. \n  \n  Otherwise if u want to sent through the web.xml file then u need to use the <init-param>\n                  <param-name>xxxx</param-name>\n                  <param-value>yyyyy</param-value>\n               </init-param>\n        under the <servlet> tag for which servlet tag u want to send the parameters.
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http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp
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If i am not mistaken you just call the function within the script file and pass the parameters as required e.g\n\ninclude file function :\n\nSomefunction(int param1, int param2)\n{\n  //somelogic\n  //return value\n\n}\n\nin html file where you included the above file:\n\n<script>\nfunction newfunction()\n{\n var result = Somefunction(1,2)\n}\n</script>\n\nhope this helps. I haven't tested this yet but it should work
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The javax.servlet.Servlet interface defines the three methods known as life-cycle method.\npublic void init(ServletConfig config) throws ServletException\npublic void service( ServletRequest req, ServletResponse res) throws ServletException, IOException\npublic void destroy()\nFirst the servlet is constructed, then initialized wih the init() method.\nAny request from client are handled initially by the service() method before delegating to the doXxx() methods in the case of HttpServlet.\n\nThe servlet is removed from service, destroyed with the destroy() methid, then garbaged collected and finalized.
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First create a html form with a POST method. Set enctype of form as "multipart/form-data". Let's say that's index.htm. \n\nindex.htm\n--------------------------\n<form enctype="multipart/form-data" action="upload.php" method="POST">\n    Send this file: <input name="userfile" type="file" />\n    <input type="submit" value="Send File" />\n</form>\n---------------------------\n\nThen create the PHP file. The information about uploaded file can be access via the $_FILES array. In this case, it's $_FILES['userfile'] variable. The file will be uploaded to a temporary directory. The move_uploaded_file function is used for move the temp file to correct location.\n\nupload.php\n---------------------------\n<?php\nif (move_uploaded_file($_FILES['userfile']['tmp_name'], basename('c:/'.$_FILES['userfile']['name']))) {\n   echo "<p>File was successfully uploaded</p>";\n} else {\n   echo "<p>Uploading unsuccessful</p>";\n}\n?> \n---------------------------
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You need a name of the form like\n<form action="link" method="post" name="submitForm">\n\nAnd then you can use the javascript send:\njavascript:document.submitForm.submit();\n\nYou shouldnt assign an input type to be "submit" cuz you are confusing the form. Normally you would assign "submit" to a button or a link so that it acts as the automatic form submit. You should assign a name to the <form> tag instead.
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u should learn "Microsoft.XMLHTTP" object \nsimple sample\n\n SET  objXMLHTTP = Server.CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP")  \n        With  objXMLHTTP\n            .Open "GET", "http://www.isohunt.com",  False\n            .Send\n            StrPage = .ResponseBody\n        End  With\n           SET  objXMLHTTP =  Nothing  \n response.write StrPage\n\nand u can rip results with "replace, mid, etc "
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Servlets are programs in server side written in java.\nWhen user submit a form in browser, request is sent to servlet in server. \nServlet process the information and response is send back to user browser or redirected to another page.
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You need to specify how the form should post. This is by assigning a method of either post or get:\n\n<form method="post" action="somepage.html">\ninput and button go here\n</form>
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This must help u.\n\nhttp://www.jsptut.com/Sessions.jsp\n\n<%\n   String name = request.getParameter( "username" );\n   session.setAttribute( "theName", name );\n%>\n\nhttp://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=460108&messageID=2107079
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There are many possibilities to communicate with a servlet. \n1) With a POST . The parameters are sent in the request. \n2) With a GET. The GET request sends parameters throught the URL like a www.yourdomaine.com/yourpage.jsp?parameter1=value1&parameter2=value2\n3) With web services (they are kind of servlets after all)\n\nHere is the code that you should use to make an HTTP GET request.\n\n\n      HttpConnection c = null;\n      InputStream is = null;\n      StringBuffer b = new StringBuffer();\n      TextBox t = null;\n      try {\n         c = (HttpConnection)Connector.open(url);\n         c.setRequestMethod(HttpConnection.GET);\n         c.setRequestProperty("User-Agent","Profile/MIDP-2.0 Confirguration/CLDC-1.0");\n         c.setRequestProperty("Content-Language", "fr-FR");\n         is = c.openDataInputStream();\n         int ch;\n         while ((ch = is.read()) != -1) {\n            b.append((char) ch);\n         }\n         t = new TextBox("First Servlet", b.toString(), 1024, 0);\n      } finally {\n         if(is!= null) {\n            is.close();\n         }\n         if(c != null) {\n            c.close();\n         }\n      }\n      display.setCurrent(t);
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The previous answer is correct.  The Javascript prompt just gets the value into the CLIENT side - it does not invoke the SERVER side, where the aspx runs.  Somehow, after you do this, you have to send the request to the server.\n\nLogically, in you application, is there a form the user is filling in?  If so, pass the value in the form as a hidden field or on the query string.\n\nOr, are you wanting to end the current page right after the prompt, and go directly to the page the aspx builds?  If so, immediately after your prompt, do a\nlocation.replace="http://...nameofpage?valueInAspx="+variablevalue\nand pick in up in the request collection.
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The easiest way is to simply embed PHP code within your JavaScript.\n\nFor example, if I wanted to pass the value of the PHP variable "$myName" to the JavaScript variable "theName", my code might look like this:\n\n<script type="text/javascript">\nvar theName;\ntheName = "<?php echo $myName; ?>";\n</script>\n\nSince your server will parse the PHP before sending it to the client, this code will set the variable properly.
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Try visiting Javadoc. you will find there.
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Your applet will be in client's browser.\n\nThe best design would be that your applet will interact with a Servlet or JSP which will inturn connect to database and perform database activity.
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The XSQL Servlet is a tool that processes SQL queries and outputs the result set as XML. This processor is implemented as a Java servlet and takes an XML file containing embedded SQL queries as input.\n\nHere is the way it goes from client to servlet:\n    *  The user enters a URL through a browser, which is interpreted and passed to the XSQL Servlet through a Java Web server. The URL contains the name of the target XSQL file (.xsql) and, optionally, parameters such as values and an XSL stylesheet name. Or, the user can invoke the XSQL Servlet from the command line, bypassing the browser and Java Web server.\n\n    * The servlet passes the XSQL file to the XML parser for Java, which parses the XML and creates an API for accessing the XML contents.\n\n    * The page processor component of the servlet uses the API to retrieve the XML parameters and SQL statements (found between the <xsql:query> and </xsql:query> tags). The page processor also passes any XSL processing statements to the XSLT processor.\n\n    * The page processor then constructs a database DOM by sending the SQL queries to the underlying Oracle8i database, which returns the query results. The results are embedded in the XML file in the same location as the original <xsql:query> tags.\n\n    * If desired, the query results and any other XML data are transformed by the XSLT processor using a specified XSL stylesheet. The data can be transformed into HTML or any other format defined by the stylesheet. The XSLT processor can selectively apply different stylesheets based on the type of client that made the original URL request. This HTTP_USER_AGENT information is obtained from the client through an HTTP request.\n\n    * The XSLT processor passes the completed document back to the client browser for presentation to the user.