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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN">
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META name="GENERATOR" content="IBM WebSphere Page Designer V3.0 for Windows">
<TITLE>Destination Pane
</HEAD>
<BODY vlink="#0000ff">
<P>Parameters passed from the tree links.

Click around in the tree on the left had side and click some links. You should see the results here.<BR> <BR> City: request.getParameter("city") = <%= request.getParameter("city") == null? "" : request.getParameter("city") %>
Area: request.getParameter("area") = <%= request.getParameter("area") == null? "" : request.getParameter("area") %>
Street: request.getParameter("street") = <%= request.getParameter("street") == null? "" : request.getParameter("street") %>
<BR> Remember that the parameters are hardwired into the URL columns of the database table, so they can have virtually any names and values to suit your application logic. Not all leaves and nodes need to have associated URL links.<BR> <BR> This frame is called 'rhs' and the page in this frame is called 'DestinationPane.jsp'. The TreeBean was passed 'rhs' in the bean parameter 'leafTarget', so that clicking on any leaf in the tree would target this frame.<BR> </P> </BODY> </HTML>




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