On Thu, Mar 11, 1999 at 01:24:28AM +0200, Oguz Baktir wrote:
> Hello friends!
> I'm developing a servlet that makes a connection with a DB. To send the
> parameters from the client I use a form on the client side. On the server
> side I use a doPost() method to get the parameters.
> Now, after getting params, I need to handle them somehow, make a connection
> to the DB and retrive/write the results from/to the DB. Where will I do all
> these?
> To sum up, can I merge service() and doPost() to one method, or otherwise
> how and for what will I use them?
In HttpServlet, service() calls doGet(), doPost(), etc, as
needed; don't implement your own service()!
This means you can do everything in doPost(). You could even
do different things depending on whether the servlet received a GET
or a POST. Check the javadoc information for
javax.servlet.http.HttpSerlvet for more information.
--
Robert Crawford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.iac.net/~crawford
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