Hi Matt,
I think, this would be better to do this on client side only. If you just
need to redirect to a URL. Why don't you go for javascript.
That's a one line statement "window.location=textbox.value".
That's it.
-sunil
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>Subject: How to load a URL
>Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 09:12:15 -0500
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>This might be a very basic question, but I would like to know the most
>efficient way to do this. I have a servlet that gets a URL from a form.
>How can I load the URL into my browser? I know with applets, you can do
>something like getAppletContext().showDocument(myURL); but is there a
>simple way to do this from a servlet?
> -Matt
>
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