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That won't work. That's not the way forms work. There is no difference
between a GET and POST method when it comes to html. You make the action
the program you want to point to and have the variables as part of the
form (hidden or input fields). The browser sends that information to the
server which directs it to the appropriate program. When you hit submit
you will see the data in the url if you use get. If you use post you
will not.
Brad
> > > It would appear that a form built like this :
> > > ---
> > > <FORM METHOD="get"
> > > ACTION="/servlet/servletname&JServSessionIdroot=izql8ur4w2">
> > > ---
>
> you need a question mark after the servlet name.
>
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