StringBuffer Object in Request

Hi,
How to pass StringBuffer Object From JSP to Struts Action.that's i have to get the String Buffer Object from Request .Instead of Using Session
Regards
john
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Parameters to servlets/jsps can only be strings.
Is there any reason it can't be a String object as opposed to a StringBuffer?
The only way this would work is if you sent the String as a value on the JSP, and then re-submitted it to the server.
Thats a round trip for the value. If the value is not too large, you should be ok, but given you are using StringBuffer I kinda doubt thats the case :-).
Cheers,
evnafets

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