I tried this but it says it cannot find the servlet pgm.
Where should I place the servlet pgm. I'm using JAVA WEBSERVER?
But I'm able to solve the problem .. call servlet with session alive
using window.open("....");
Thanks,
Chary
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From: Sam[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Re: urgent: JSP's calling Servlets
the forward tag uses a request dispatcher works locally only
Use a relative url like "/servlet/MyServlet" for this and it will work
-Sameer
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
>
> I want to call a Servlet from my JSP page.when I was trying to use
> href,my servlet is invoked but the session which was created earlier is
> found to be null(may be because of the request parameter not passed from
> JSP)
> When I was using
> <jsp:forward page="http://localhost:8080/../..Servlet" />
> It's gving
> "Your request is understood but cannot provide service to your request"
>
> How can I call a servlet from a JSP and pass on the request paramter
> from a JSP;
>
> Any suggestion or help would be helpful for my project.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Chary
>
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