On 1:59 PM, Donald Jolley wrote:
JSPs should be used for output with all processing (and, hopefully,
anything that can fail) having already been completed by the time the
JSP runs.
That's a REALLY good point. The JSP can be thought of as simply bieing a
view with all (or most) of the heavy lif
> JSPs should be used for output with all processing (and, hopefully,
> anything that can fail) having already been completed by the time the
> JSP runs.
That's a REALLY good point. The JSP can be thought of as simply bieing a
view with all (or most) of the heavy lifting done elsewhere. Within t
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Donald,
Glad you got things working.
On 8/25/2011 8:57 PM, Donald Jolley wrote:
> Having gotten this far, my next question is this: Is there any way
> that I can get this to work within the context of a jsp?
Yes, but I would recommend against it.
Chris et al, thanks ever so much for all the great help. I finally got
things working. This has been quite an educational experience for me. I am
appending to this message my complete *WORKING* servlet.
Having gotten this far, my next question is this: Is there any way that I
can get this to w
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Donald,
On 8/24/2011 2:23 PM, Donald Jolley wrote:
>> how can RequestDispatcher perform the forward
>
> I'm not sure. My objective is to institute a way of conditionally
> jumping from a servlet to a specified page.
This does work. You have to do s
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Leo has asked the question:
> how can RequestDispatcher perform the forward
I'm not sure. My objective is to institute a way of conditionally jumpin
On 24/08/2011 03:46, Leo Donahue - PLANDEVX wrote:
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> From: Donald Jolley [jolleyt...@gmail.com]
> Subject: Conditional Branch from Servlet to URL
>
> I'm not at all surprised about the "request" and "response" symbol
From: Donald Jolley [jolleyt...@gmail.com]
Subject: Conditional Branch from Servlet to URL
I'm not at all surprised about the "request" and "response" symbols as they
appear to be undefined.
I really expected that getRequestDispatcher
I have a book on Tomcat. In a section entitled, "Forwarding HTTP Requests"
reference is made to the fact that sometimes it's desirable to branch form a
servlet to an alternative URL upon the occurrence of some condition such as
encountering an exception. The book provides the following sample cod
