passing values from a java file to a webpage

I have a java program which can pass values (d_name,item) to any file
that I desire. I chose html and after linking this html file with the
java program, when I open the html file the address bar is something
like this:

"http://abcd.org/test.html?op=add&d_name=NAME&item=data@19b9e1e";

I want to use these passed values in my html file. Is there any way I
can refer to these passed arguments? Is there any other good choice
like perl with which I can do this?
Thanks for any help.

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