Parsing the URL

Hello Friends,
I have couple of JSP pages. The URL for each of the Jsp page shown in browser looks somelike as follows.
http://order.xyz.com/?p_mycode=2Mon_Fr&mnid=in_ss_ppo_hino_soos
What I want ti achieve is as follows:--
In my Jsp page, I should be able to grab above URL and then be able to parse the URL for parameternames and parametervalues and put it in Hashmap (cause i want to send these bunch of parameters to next pages VIA session)
So for example above URL after parsing will give me a Hashmap containing URL parameters as follows :--
p_mycode ------- 2Mon_Fr
mnid ---------- in_ss_ppo_hino_soos
Can any one help me here. have done similar thing before ?
a>How to grab the URL in the Jsp page ?
b>How to parse URL to get name --- value parameters in the Haspmap (number of URL parameters are dynamically changing. Meaning one Jsp page may have 2 parameters other page may have 7 parameters)
c>How to pass the haspmap in session ?
Code snippet will help !
thanks,
pp

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<xapi:filesystem output="${RDF_CUSTOMER_NAME}_${RDF_CUTOFF_DATE}_${BILLING_NO}_${CUSTOMER_NUMBER}.pdf"/>
</xapi:delivery>
<xapi:document output-type="pdf">
<xapi:template type="rtf" location="xdo://AR.XXINV_REPRINT.en.US/?getSource=true">
</xapi:template>
</xapi:document>
</xapi:request>
</xapi:requestset>
Thanks
Yogi

Hi,
Found the cause of the error:
When the Data Definition was migrated from DEV to PROD using the ldt files, somehow it dropped the default territory which is 'United States'.
Hence the path of the template xdo://AR.XXINV_REPRINT.en.US is throwing an error.
The below query can be used to determine the value that should go in the bursting control file in the path:
SELECT APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME||'.'||
TEMPLATE_CODE||'.'||
DEFAULT_LANGUAGE ||'.'||
DEFAULT_TERRITORY
FROM XDO_TEMPLATES_VL
WHERE TEMPLATE_CODE like '%XXINV%REPRINT%'
REUSULT:
AR.XXINV_REPRINT.en.00
Hence AR.XXINV_REPRINT.en.US should be replaced with AR.XXINV_REPRINT.en.00 in the bursting control file which will fix the issue.
Thanks
Yogi

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