Hello Casper.
Yes, we are ok now.
I think the responses to your question are in my previous posts :)
Thank you for helping me out.
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Webapp to another on two differents
servers
According to the notations in my first post, the successive URLs are:
1) SERVER_1/WEBAPP_1/HTML_1
2) SERVER_2/WEBAPP_2/SERVLET_2
3) SERVER_1/WEBAPP_1/JSP_1
"SERVLET_2" does all the work it has to do using the information provided by
the u
According to the notations in my first post, the successive URLs are:
1) SERVER_1/WEBAPP_1/HTML_1
2) SERVER_2/WEBAPP_2/SERVLET_2
3) SERVER_1/WEBAPP_1/JSP_1
"SERVLET_2" does all the work it has to do
using the information provided by the user in the "HTML_1"'s form "F1".
When the work is over, "SER
See comments inline
Med venlig hilsen/Kind regards
Casper W. Schmidt
Den 31-08-2012 13:18, Léa Massiot skrev:
The user doesn't shift from "WEBAPP_1" to "WEBAPP_2" for good.
The user will go on with "WEBAPP_1" after "WEBAPP_2" has done what it has to
do after the form ("F1") submission.
That dep
The user doesn't shift from "WEBAPP_1" to "WEBAPP_2" for good.
The user will go on with "WEBAPP_1" after "WEBAPP_2" has done what it has to
do after the form ("F1") submission.
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Casper W. Schmidt
Den 31-08-2012 11:42, Léa Massiot skrev:
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Hello Casper. Hello list.
Thank you for your answer and your advices.
Here is some interesting litterature related to my problem:
"Redirecting fro
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Hello Casper. Hello list.
Thank you for your answer and your advices.
Here is some interesting litterature related to my problem:
"Redirecting from a servlet to an exterior URL using a POST"
http://www.mail-archive.com/servlet-interes
Hi Léa
Please see comments inline
Med venlig hilsen/Kind regards
Casper W. Schmidt
Den 30-08-2012 11:16, Léa Massiot skrev:
Hello Casper,
Thank you for your answer. What you are explaining totally makes sense.
The "doPost()" method of "SERVLET_2" ("WEBAPP_2") ends up with a
"sendRedirect()"
Hello Casper,
Thank you for your answer. What you are explaining totally makes sense.
The "doPost()" method of "SERVLET_2" ("WEBAPP_2") ends up with a
"sendRedirect()" method call
which redirects to "j1.jsp", a JSP in the first webapp ("WEBAPP_1").
Let's forget about sessions and passing whole o
Without being a Tomcat expert I don't think that is possible like that.
On the other hand it looks just like what happens when you buy something
online 1. You go to a webshop and put something in your cart, 2. you are
redirected to a payment site (ie. quickpay.com), 3. after payment you
are red
I posted mistakenly in the "Tomcat" forum instead of here "Tomcat-User" (I
just moved my thread).
Can you help me?
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