Problem in html:link tag in struts

hi every body i have a problem i have to pass two dynamic variable to next page using html:link tag how can i send it
for example
<a href = "editEmp.jsp?id=<%= empSno %>&&delete=no"> Edit </a>
should be coverted into <html:link >and i want to pass 2 parameters to next page how can i do can anybody help

i have used forward only but how to passs variable dynamically in forward for eaxmpleeee
i am retreving records from database
emdID name desig
1 suresh PM edit
2 ram PL edit
when user clecks on link of edit of suresh then i should pass controll to edit page with his empID an parameter............
i have done this prevoiusly by href tag like
while (rst.next()) { %>
                    <tr>
                         <% empSno = rst.getInt ("ID");%>
                         <td align = "left"><%= empSno %></td>
                         <td align = "left"><%= rst.getString ("empno") %></td>
                         <td align = "left"><%= rst.getString ("empname") %></td>
                         <td align = "left"><%= rst.getString ("desig") %></td>
                         <td><a href = "strutsEx/ch05/editEmp.jsp?id=<%= empSno %>&&delete=no"> Edit </a>&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp<a href = "editEmp.jsp?id=<%= empSno %>&&delete=yes"> Delete </a>
                         </td>
                    </tr>
now i want to use html:link action in place of HREF can u help me plzzzzzzzzzz

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    <c:param name="method" value="Delete"/>
    <fmt:message var="btnDelete" key="btn.delete" bundle="${appbundle}"/>
    <c:out value="${btnDelete}"/>
    </c:url>
    I don't see the link Delete. What am I missing here?
    Thanks.

    The tags do slightly different things.
    The html:link tag renders an anchor tag for a link on an HTML page.
    The c:url tag just produces a url. It doesn't produce HTML. The struts html:rewrite tag would be closer to the function of c:url
    As such you have to generate the link yourself:
    // set up values
    <fmt:message var="btnDelete" key="btn.delete" bundle="${appbundle}"/>
    <c:url value="/DispatchAddAction.do" var="url">
      <c:param name="method" value="Delete"/>
    </c:url>
    // then render the tag like this:
    <a href="<c:out value="${url}"/>"><c:out value="${btnDelete}"/></a>
    //if you have a JSP2.0 container you could do it just like this:
    <a href="${url}"><fmt:message key="btn.delete" bundle="${appbundle}"/></a>Cheers,
    evnafets

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