Stephen,
Thanks for your reply. As shown in the modified version of
DirectRequest.jsp, even if I added in the check for whether the parameter
"p" is null and direct the destination to a default page if it is null, my
problem with Netscape Browser still exists. In my application, the
parameter "p" is never null because it's sent in from a HTML Form as a radio
button with a default value. If I had commented out the "<jsp:forward..."
line, the Nescape Browser will recognize "p" with some value. But as soon
as I uncomment the line, the Netscape Browser will start to think "p" is
null. IE however handles it correctly.
<body>
<%
String p=request.getParameter("p");
if (p==null) {
p="";
}
String destination=null;
if (p.equals("v1")) {
destination="page1.jsp";
}
else if (p.equals("v2")) {
destination="page2.jsp";
}
else if (p.equals("v3")) {
destination="page3.jsp";
}
else {
destination="error.jsp";
}
%>
<%=destination%>
<%--
<jsp:forward page="<%= destination %>" />
--%>
</body>
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Sue
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen Oakes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 7:50 PM
To: JRun-Talk
Subject: RE: request forwarding error in Netscape Browser 6.0
Sue,
There are at least two problems with your code. First, you should check
that the parameter "p" actually exists.
Eg.
String p=request.getParameter("p");
if (p == null)
p= new String("");
Secondly, you should not call "forward" if p does not have one of the
expected values, or you should have a default destination page.
HTH...
--
Stephen Oakes, Senior Developer. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Atomic Media, Level 1/216 City Road, Southbank, 3006. +613 9695 5777
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