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From: Roman Zamorski <ramzam@tenbit.pl>
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To: Semprini Davide <cocoon-users@xml.apache.org>
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Hello Semprini,

Friday, November 03, 2000, 7:36:31 PM, you wrote:

SD> Hi,
SD> I have a problem
SD> it's possible read a parameter pass throught url 
SD> In example: www.servername.it/file.xml?param=xxx
SD> inside tag <xsp:logic> </xsp:logic> 
SD> Stefano Mazzocchi give me this response

SD> <xsp:logic>
SD>    String param = request.getParameter("param");
SD> </xsp:logic>

SD> but I don't understand how "request" has been initialized!

It just is ;)
As far as I remember Cocoon initializes it, and gives you the access
to it. Read the cocoon's 'xsp processor' guide from 'docs' directory.


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