Okay, hopefully I won't get in trouble for showing all this...below is the code for what I'm trying to do, and it's not submitting to the form mentioned (it just seems to do nothing). Maybe you can try to get it to work and let me know the workaround. Above what I'm pasting below is my Java code within JSP's <% %> tags. I'm using the IntelliJ Idea IDE and although I'm not compiling with it, it's not complaining about any imports needed or anything like that (it's good at doing that at editing time). If you try this yourself, don't worry about submitting the form at the site, b/c after that there's a confirmation page before you fully submit. Btw, I've tried it both with and without quote marks around the field name. <html> <body> <form name="SAPF" method="POST" action="http://sbw.airborne.com/SchedulePickup/SchedulePickupInfo.asp"> < input type=hidden name=F10050 value="08222003"> <input type=hidden name=F10051 value="1200"> <input type=hidden name=F10052 value="1700"> <input type=hidden name=F10055 value="1"> <input type=hidden name=F10026 value="<%=oBill.getCompanyName()%>"> <input type=hidden name=F10027 value="<%=oBill.getAddress1()%>"> <input type=hidden name=F10028 value="<%=oBill.getAddress2()%>"> <input type=hidden name=F10029 value="<%=oBill.getCity()%>"> <input type=hidden name=F10030 value="<%=oBill.getState()%>"> <input type=hidden name=F10031 value="<%=oBill.getZip()%>"> <input type=hidden name=F10018 value="<%=oBill.getAttn()%>"> <input type=hidden name=F10025 value="<%=oBill.getShipperPhone()%>"> </form>
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