Assuming that somepage.html is found in the root directory of your
web/jsp-server the following two examples should do the trick:
response.sendRedirect("somepage.html");
or
getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/somepage.html").forward(request,
response);
The second example is more powerful since it preserves the request and
response objects. However the address has to be properly prepared in that it
is not relative to the current page, but to the root directory of the
web/jsp-server.
I hope this helps you.
Cor
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Does anyone know what the equivalent of:
<% Response.Redirect("somepage.html") %>
is in JSP?
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