How to read browser(window) title in jsp?

Hi,
I need to read/find window title in my jsp code. Is there any method/way using which I can find window title?
I can read it in javascript using window.document.title but as we know that we can not use javascript inside jsp, I am not able to use this method.
Any help will be appriciated.
Rohit

Is your decision based upon the title of the page you are generating or the title of the page you have just come from?
In either case, basing logic off of a window title sounds like a potential for trouble to me.
If you want to make a decision, then send a parameter for the web application to react to.
You can't get the window.title of the previous page.
You are generating the current page, so you should already KNOW what the title of that page is right? You just printed it!
Potential alternatives which are roughly equivalent:
request.getHeader("referer") gets the url of the page that sent you to this one
request.getRequestURI gets the jsp being currently executed.
request.getAttribute("javax.servlet.forward.request_uri") will get you the original uri that was requested (assuming the page has been forwarded)
Cheers,
evnafets

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