Hi,
Why not try
<A TARGET="aNewWindow" HREF="http://your_host:port/servlet/path_to_your_servlet">
here is the link </A>
This will open a new browser window (providing that there isn't one called
"aNewWindow" already ) which will contain the response from the servlet you need.
Presumably your servlet will do some work and then forward the request using
javax.servlet.ServletContext.getRequestDispatcher("http://your_host:port/servlet/path_to_your_JSP").forward(ServletRequest
request, ServletResponse response) .
Hope this helps
Karl
Farooq Shaikh wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I need to access a servlet from a <A HREF> link. A servlet method is called
> which redirects to a JSP page. Normally without the servlet in between I
> would call
> JSP from javascript like so :
>
> <a href="javascript://"
> onClick="window.open('../foo.jsp','newwindow',config='height=400,
> width=700,left=50,top=100
> toolbar=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=no,location=no,directories=no
> ,status=no')">
> Edit</a> </td>
>
> But since I need the servlet to intervene and call the JSP itself, is there
> anyway to acheive the same(with or without Javascript)
>
> Thanks
>
> Farooq
>
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