I want to send an HTTP header from a JSP page. I call
response.setHeader() in the JSP page, near the top of the page, and it
seems to work but the header is not received by the client. I suspect
the header is not being sent because the JSP servlet has already opened
its output stream. Does anybody know how to do this? I am using JRun
2.33.
The caller of the JSP page will not be a web browser but will instead be
a client application. We want to return our own application-specific
error and status codes in the HTTP header so we don't need to mix our
body text with header information.
Thanks for you help.
Jim Conning
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