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Hi Team,
I have two fields like AWB number and Reference number as input text now
how i need to pass the entered value in text to sling servlet.
I know if i use ajax i can give the path defined in slingServlet as URL
$.ajax({
type:
'POST'
,
url:
'/bin/htlSearchServlet'
,
data:
'id='
+ claimId+
'&firstName='
+ myFirst+
'&lastName='
+ myLast+
'&address='
+ address+
'&cat='
+ cat+
'&state='
+ state+
'&details='
+ details+
'&date='
+ date+
'&city='
+ city,
success:
function
(msg){
var
json = jQuery.parseJSON(msg);
var
msgId= json.id;
var
lastName = json.lastname;
var
firstName = json.firstname;
$(
'#ClaimNum'
).val(msgId);
$(
'#json'
).val(
"Filed by "
+ firstName +
" "
+ lastName);
}
});
});
If i'm not using ajax call
Where i need to specify the resourceType or Path in form.
Please let me know how we can do this.
Regards
Manikantha R
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manikanthar12951933 You can set those values to the request parameters and then fetch them in servlet using SlingHttpServletRequest's getRequestParameters(String name) method[1].
Regards,
Vaibhav
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I understood your requirement but not sure why you are not using Ajax. it is best and easy way to call servlet. probably you can tell what issues you are facing by using Ajax
if you still want to do it please check the below URL. and pass the bin url in servleturl. for this you will have to use JSP.
<form action="servletURL" method="post">
How to call servlet through a JSP page - Stack Overflow
~ Prince
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WHen you want to pass given values to a backend Servlet - using AJAX is a standard way. It's event-driven and typically is fired when a user clicks a button on a page - as opposed to when a resource loads in AEM.
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manikanthar12951933 You can set those values to the request parameters and then fetch them in servlet using SlingHttpServletRequest's getRequestParameters(String name) method[1].
Regards,
Vaibhav
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