i'm assuming you're talking about a new browser window...servlets have
nothing to do with this...go to a javascript site and there'll be plenty of
solutions for opening a new browser window.
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Tinou Bao
www.tinou.com
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Subject: [SERVLET-INTEREST] How do you open a new window when calling a
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> thanks in advance,
>
> manav
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