The JSP and the HTML do not appear and disappear. After the appropriate mechanisms read the JSP, the JSP is supplanted with a Servlet as well. There is a triad of a Servlet, JSP and the HTML. These three work in concert. They do not replace, etc., each other. So, when you "click on the link in the browser", there certainly is still a JSP.
On 5/3/06, Michael Jouravlev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you think of it, this is logical. When you click on the link in the browser, there is no JSP anymore, there is just an HTML page containing the location where the request is about to be sent. How browser would know about your last JSP?
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