HI Steven,
Yeah I use the .sendRedirect( ) method as a response to a post command
all the time.
Spencer Ridder
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"Steven J. Owens" wrote:
>
> Todd Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >Since these (bookmarked and stale) requests aren't likely to be for
> > >static pages, I have to have some way to save the request parms before
> > >the login process & restore them afterwards (so the normal servlet
> > >mechanisms can handle them appropriately).
> > >
> > >The first thing that comes to mind is that I stick the values from the
> > >(stale/bookmarked) request in a request-like object, then store that in
> > >the session until it's needed. [...]
>
> Lance Lavandowska (http://www.AgDomain.Com) wrote:
> > I stash the whole request url (query string & all) into a Session/Request
> > object, then after a successful login do a client-side redirect to the
> > original url. This avoids having to stash params in the Request and
> > creating two ways to get the information in each servlet [getParameter()
> > vs getAttribute()].
>
> Something I'm missing here; how do you redirect the login? A
> POST can't be redirected, as far as I know, only GET.
>
> Steven J. Owens
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