Hi,
Is there an alternative to redirection using java servlets and/or jsp pages?
Is it possible to invoke another servlet/JSP from a servlet/JSP without
the need to redirect the request, and is it possible to pass query string
parameters to that second servlet/JSP? Redirection is often a slow
In the
short while I have been using JSP, I have found the following to be the biggest
point.
I can
now, more cleanly, seperate the code form the presentation. I have used
servlets
extensively, and have swore by them, but I hated trying
to have the HTML packed
up in
some long out.println(
That's what java securirity is all about.
It's easy to start the servlet JVM so that System.exit() is not allowed.
Geert 'Darling' Van Damme
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I have been developing with ASP on the NT platform for approximately 4
years. I think the biggest problem with ASP is that you are locked into
using Microsoft's IIS & NT(I have not used Chili ASP or an ASP/UNIX
implementation however). I cannot help but feel that by using the NT/IIS
soluti
Or you could just use the new ThreadLocal class in Java 2 to achieve the
same thing,
Kevin
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