Hi,
You can generate a POST request, and set a HTTP request variable to contain
your XML document.
JSP files handle both GET and POST request in the same way, so there is no
special change you need to put into your JSP source after this change.
Best Regards,
Oren Klichevsky
www.mannainc.com <http://www.mannainc.com>
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Hi guys,
I have a program that generates XML and calls a JSP. I want the JSP to
somehow takes this XML input (not necessarily a file) and do processing. How
should the XML generating program call the JSP? I don't think I can embed
the XML into URL. Any idea guys? Thank you very much.
howard
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