> Actually, I tried opening the .html file and just sending the bytes back to the > browser. This didn't work either because the 'environment' (current document > directory, etc.) was not correct. It happens that the .html file I'm trying to open > uses frames. It could not find the frame pages because the environment was still > set to the servlet's environment rather than the .html file's environment. Hans Bergsten wrote: > You can probably solve that problem by adding a <BASE HREF> tag in the <HEAD> > part of the HTML file, e.g. > > <HEAD> > <BASE HREF=/base/path/for/frame/pages> > </HEAD> Excellent suggestion! Unfortunately, even with the <BASE> tag as the first thing in my <HTML> tag, I still get the following error message: "Netscape is unable to find the file or directory named /xyz/logo.html. Check the name and try again." The funny thing is, /xyz/logo.html is exactly the right name. I still think there is something funny in the environment that the servlet has defined vs the environment that the web page needs. Chris
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