If both servlets are on the same server, then it is the situation of servlet
chaining.
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Kairul Nizam
Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 7:41 PM
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Subject: Servlet to Servlet communication Using HTTP
Hello,
I am looking for a way to call a
servlet(getDataSevlet) that will connect to database
on a different machine(the servlet and database are in
the same machine) from a servlet(transformServlet)
hosting in the web server(another machine). Can it be
done in the HTTP method using the response and request
object where the former servlet(getDataServlet) will
return the result of the query to the calling
servlet(transformServlet)? It is possible? Or do I
have to do it using RMI?
thanks,
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