Hi Sebastian,
Sebastian Schulz wrote:
> is there a trick to anyhow get some related behavior
> with forward to work?
>
> or is this not necessary, because i can access the
> original session object at the second
> page in the case of a redirect as well?
I think so. If you want to send an error
thank you, Rob!
(thank you, Michael)
... it sounds consistent. once more again to
secure, i understand it correct:
a forward in opposition to a redirect is some
server-internal operation, whose result is send
back to the browser. as the browser itself don't realize it,
the anchor at the url has
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>> Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 9:48 AM
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>> Subject: RequestDispatcher.forward()-Problem with anchors
>>
>>
>> hi,
>>
>> i have a problem with RequestDispatcher.forward():
>> if the url contains an anchor like
> 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
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RequestDispatcher.forward()-Problem with anchors
>
>
> hi,
>
> i have a problem with RequestDispatcher.forward():
> if the url contains an anchor like "example.jsp#position1"
> then forwarding seams to be be all right (no
hi,
i have a problem with RequestDispatcher.forward():
if the url contains an anchor like "example.jsp#position1"
then forwarding seams to be be all right (no error, exception ...),
but the 'new' page has no content.
i tried to forward to a url with parameters like
"example.jsp?name=value", this
hi,
i have a problem with RequestDispatcher.forward():
if the url contains an anchor like "example.jsp#position1"
then forwarding seams to be be all right (no error, exception ...),
but the 'new' page has no content.
i tried to forward to a url with parameters like
"example.jsp?name=value", this
