Expect a chorus of responses similar to this:
Call POST instead of GET.
i.e.. write("<FORM METHOD=POST ACTION=\"" + request_.getRequestURI() +
"\">");
POST takes more, and inconspicuously.
See Jason Hunter's "Java Servlet Programming", p16, GET and POST for more.
David Hildebrandt
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Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 1999 12:38 PM
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Subject: How do you hide the servlet�s parameters in the Browser ?
Hi everybody !
How do you hide the parameters you send to a servlet through a web page
?, I don�t want they appear in the url edit box of the Web Browser (
IExplorer, Netscape Communictor ), becuase these parameters is the username
and password that receives the servlet in order to do a validation.
Thanks in advance
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