Cheong Takhoe wrote:
>
> Hi Paul,
>
> Thanks for you reply. I haven't solved the problem yet.
> I have a jsp page that posts back to itself. A.jsp --- POST ---> A.jsp
>
> When I use the POST method, what I get is a network connection error
> by my browser (Netscape) which then terminates the transaction. Somehow,
> its not an error appearing on my tomcat (jswdk) server.
>
> How would I receive the parameters from a POST?
> Currently I'm using request.getParameter("Parameter1") from my GET methods.
> Is there a different one for methods using POST?
Tomcat seems to have a problem with POSTs from Netscape browsers on some
platforms (e.g. Linux) due to Netscape sending 2 bytes more in the POST
body than it reports in the Content-Length header. There's been a number of
mails about this on Jakarta's tomcat-dev mailing list.
As for all product specific questions, it's better to ask questions and
look for answers on the mailing lists dedicated to the product than on
this general JSP list. So since you're using Tomcat, I suggest you go
to http://jakarta.apache.org and subscribe to the Tomcat list.
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Hans Bergsten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gefion Software http://www.gefionsoftware.com
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