> If you pass the response object to your class's method as an argument,
> you can call sendRedirect() from there just as easily as you can from
> the servlet class.
Sure, but after your utility method returns the servlet is going to
try to generate additional output. That's not allowed after a
sendRedirect().
> None of this has enough value for me to even consider using a
> non-stack-based language :-).
Me either. :-)
Hans Bergsten wrote:
>
> Actually in JSP 1.1 you can do this with custom tags (added in the
> PR1 version of the spec). A tag can return a value from the doEndTag
> method that tells the JSP engine to flush the stream and return. It's
> all hidden from the user of the custom tag.
Hmm... interesting. I think we have our answer.
-jh-
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