Hi,
You can still manage the session while redirecting to another
resource(jsp/servlet/html)
on your server. HttpServletResponse.sendRedirect(...) can be considered as
another
client request via browser.
Note 1 : Using sendRedirect(), you can jump to even another domain.
e.g., if www.yourhost.com is your domain, you can redirect to
www.myhost.com
Note 2 : Good coding practice is to call the 'encodeRedirectURL' method
before sending
the URL to the output stream:
response.sendRedirect (response.encodeRedirectURL
("http://myhost/app/module";));
(This encoding is also useful in maintaining session in case yours is
cookie-based
or url-rewriting based session management)
HTH
John
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Hi,
Will the session variables be available in the page where I send by
response.sendRedirect() to the other page?
Raj
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