<jsp:forward page="foo.jsp"/>
or
<jsp:forward page="foo.html"/>
opens that new page. Nothing special about it...
Just try it.
For example:
<% if ( whatever ) { %>
<jsp:forward page="what.jsp"/>
<% } %>
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> Gesendet: Sonntag, 2. April 2000 17:31
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> Betreff: About "forward" action
>
>
> Hi There:
>
> Any one can introduce some skill of "forward"
> action?
>
> I wanna forward the request to another page.
>
> It is said it should be like that
> <jsp:forward page="/****/filename.jsp"/>. It seems
> only errorpage can work?
>
> Can I forward to a *.html file? How I transfer the
> message to html file.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Smart
>
>
>
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