Hi
There are two ways to call a servlet from an HTML page.
You can specify the servlet to be called in the action part of the form as
below.
<from name=formName method=Post action=/servlet/MyServlet>
.
.
.
</from>
The second way is to use SSI (by specifying the <servlet> tag).
<servlet code=MyServlet>
</servlet>
Hth,
Manish
"Roy Silva (Java)" wrote:
> Hi Guys,
> Could you tell me how to call a servlet from a html page please. say, I have
> a servlet called /servlet/authorize
> how could I get this to act as a proxy to let users in.
> thanks
>
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