Passing a variable between html and jsp

Hello there,
I'm writing a simple application to show the use of custom tags. I have an html page with a dropdown box. Based on the selection from the dropdown box what the jsp outputs will be different. Can anyone tell me how to use the variable from the html page in the jsp page? The code is as follows:
manager.html <form method="post" action="manager.jsp">
          <body>
               <form>
                    <select name="person">
                    <option value="pevans">PEVANS
                    <option value="mgleeson">MGLEESON
                    <option value="jmolony">JMOLONY
                    <option value="pmccarthy">PMCCARTHY
                    <option value="jwalsh">JWALSH
                    </select>
                    <input type="submit" value="Submit" />
               </form>
          </body>
</form>and manager.jsp
<%@ taglib prefix="man" uri="/tags/weekdayTags"%>
<%@ taglib prefix="c" uri="http://java.sun.com/jstl/core" %>
<table border="1">
     <man:forEachLine manager="html selection" var="line">
          <tr>
               <c:forTokens items="${line}" delims="," var="field">
                    <td><c:out value="${field}"/></td>
               </c:forTokens>
          </tr>
     </man:forEachLine>
</table>Thanks very much,
Ger

You need to use the response.getParameter("selectName") method which will return a String with the selected value.

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