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>>>>> "T" == Tim Stoop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
T> answer. I want one servlet to start another one. Because
T> depending on the user, I want him/her redirected to another
T> page.
If it is a servlet, you can chain from one to the next by putting a
wrapper around the current request/response pair and calling the new
servlet directly. If it is a webpage, you can use the
response.redirect() method, but be forewarned that the Apache
implementation of this used in JServ is not compatible with some
broken HTTPD implementations such as the NES 3.0 servers.
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