> I thought the anchor tag was something that was interpreted
> by the browser,
> not the server.
> doesn't the server just ignore those?
>
> correct me if I am wrong!
>
> Filip
Yes, this is correct. The server just streams HTML to the client
and the client interprets that stream and renders it correctly.
This is the reason for the difference in appearance of a page
between IE and Netscape.
Sebastian-
A few of checks:
1. put debug statements in your target jsp to make sure the
corresponding servlet is getting the request.
2. Check tomcat logs to see if the requests are getting passed
around incorrectly if something is wrong with step 1.
3. Check your url right before you make the request to forward
to make sure it is formed correctly.
4. Are there any errors occuring or does it simply load an
empty browser page?
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