I'm writing a servlet that uses an HttpSession to manage
sessions. Part of the application builds an html page that contains a list form.
The user can select an item from the list then click a delete button - this
results in some JDBC calls in the servlet that deletes the item from a database.
The screen is then repainted and the deleted item is no longer in the list. This
works great except for one thing - if the user hits reload on their browser, the
delete button is still selected and the next item in the list is deleted.
Anybody have any idea of how to get around this?
Thanks,
Jim
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