It is handled by the get or post depending on whether it is a get or post
request - i.e. it goes to the same place it originally went in the first
servlet.
Cory Adams wrote:
> When you use the forward methodology below how will the receiving Servlet
> handle the request forwarded from another se
When you use the forward methodology below how will the receiving Servlet
handle the request forwarded from another servlet? Is it handled by the
doGet or doPost or can it be forwarded to a specific method within the
BookDBServlet Servlet?
Thanks,
Cory
At 01:49 PM 9/6/00 +0200, Lars Heller wro
> getServletConfig().getServletContext()
> .getServlet("bookstore.BookDBServlet");
The method ServletContext.getServlet(String) is deprecated since version
2.1. In the spec it is stated, that servlet engines should always return
null.
Instead (for forwarding to this servlet), use the RequestDisp
The getServlet method is deprecated.The Tomcat version always returns
null, and I suspect the Orion version does as well.
Why do you want to do this anyway? If you have logic that needs to be
reusable then why not place it in an external class?
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I got a null pointer exception when I try to get another servlet
reference from other servlet
using this command:
BookDBServlet database = (BookDBServlet)
getServletConfig().getServletContext().getServlet("bookstore.BookDBServlet");
BookDetails bd = database.getBookDetails(bookId); //null pointe
