I have a JSP and in that JSP I have a link which looks something like
http://mydomain.com/verify.do?email=emailid&id=123
Now when users clicks that link, it
The solution is the Velocity context. In your backing Java class or Velocity servlet, read in the parameters and put them in the context:
context.put("email", request.getParameter("email"));
context.put("id", request.getParameter("id"));
Then in your Velocity template you can reference them as $email
and $id
.
In the accepted answer you have to explicitly unwind all the arguments in your controller. So if you have 5 fields, you have 5 of the above statements.
I would suggest:
context.put("request", request);
Then in your template something like this:
<p>Is the Jump Run Heading Good? <b>$request.getParameter("heading")</b></p>
Maybe you could write a little macro to avoid that last little bit of ugliness. You write a little helper function to loop through the request parameters names with getParameterNames() and call getParameter() on each.