the common way is to use URLConnection. see chap. 15 of E.R. Harold's
Network Programming 2nd Ed.
robert young
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> 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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