Hello,
I know this question doesn't really belong in this group but ...
I was wondering if there is a way to hide the URL when trying to do
a HTTP redirect. I've experimented with the response.sendRedirect()
method but the redirected URL is always shown.
This occurs if the redirect was to an HTML file i.e.
response.sendRedirect("http://server:port/index.html") or if the
redirect was to a servlet i.e.
response.sendRedirect("HelloWorldServlet")
What I basically want to accomplish with this is to develop a
"portal" servlet where all client requests will be handled.
In this situation, only one URL will be shown in the client
browser (on the browser address bar and for all form submit actions).
-Hai
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