Julia,
To access query variables, you should just be able to use
#getParameter: in your servlet code. E.g.:
userName := self getParameter: 'user_name'.
However, it's not entirely clear to me why you need a separate
servlet for this. If you already have a server page, it should be
possible to do everything there.
HTH,
Mark Roberts
Cincom Systems, Inc.
On 8/29/2012 12:08 AM, Julia Oconer wrote:
I am currently developing a webpage that automatically logs
in a userID from the client GUI to the webpage. I was able to
open the web browser and pass the query string for my ssp to
read. However, this resulted with several session IDs being
created.
I was thinking to use doGet method to access a servlet that
will handle the process of creating the needed session variable.
Is it possible to pass the values from the query string to the
doGet method? Do I need to create a form? Is there a way for me
to avoid creating the form?
Hoping for your advice! Thanks!!!
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