Frank,
You can use the following in your Action class:
String paramValue = this.servlet.getInitParameter("myParamName");
Thanks,
Venkat
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> Why don t you use JNDI ?
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Why don t you use JNDI ?
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Excellent. Thank you Ashutosh.
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From: Ashutosh Satyam
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Try using the below mentioned code to read intialization parameter
defined in the Web descriptor file.
String sname = servle
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Sorry, see my CORRECTION below:
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Sorry, see my CORRECTION below:
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> Hi,
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> From an Action class, I want to r
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