Uh you don't.
The only way to change the URL that the browser shows is by
sending the browser to that point. You will have to use some sort of
real redirect (HTTP status 302) to do it.
Jeff
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Subject: URL changing
Hi there,
could anyone pease help me with the following:
I want to change the URL in browser, so that when servlet is responding
to client request (POST) to http://localhost/xyz, browser then shows URL
appended by some query string, like f.i. http://localhost/xyz?id=83xm720
What technique should I use for that?
Max
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