Hi,
i think you have to set the http status code to 304 (not modified).
But I don't no if it works. Let me know if it works.
Andreas.
> Hi
>
> Is there any way of calling a servlet from an HTML form, but not creating a
> new page after the servlet has done what it has to do? I have a form that
> takes some info from the user and then i use a servlet to write to a file,
> but even if I don't put any reference to a response, after the form has
> been submitted I get a "document contains no data" alert. What I want to do
> is for the user to remain in the form page after the servlet has written
> the file, so he can use the form again if he wants to without having to use
> the back button.
>
> thanks
>
> Hector
>
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