Using UrliView in .jsp document as link.

Hi,
I prepared an Urliview that has an Url address.
I want to use it an .jsp in a .par file deployed into portal.
How can get address od urliview to use in .jsp?
Thanks.

Hi,
My .jsp code is like below:
-a href="/irj/portal/anonymous/cemnet" border="0" target="_top"- -img src="/irj/go/km/docs/documents/www/images/cemnet.gif" border="0"--/a-
(in really i use <,> insted -)
I deployed .par file to portal.
I created iviewX in portal as UrlIview has http://www.xxxx.com address
When i press imageX in portal, http://www.xxxx.com must be displayed in content area
Thanks.

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A: automatically populate fields in jsp documents based on other fields

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