Ghosh,
The forward tag is invisible to the browser. As far as the browser is
concerned, it requested a specific resource form
the server (identified by the address in the browser). That resource was
returned - the actual contents of that resource
(in this case, obtained on the server side by forwarding to page 2) don't
matter. If you want to see the address of page
two in the browser, you must use a sendRedirect to make the browser request
resource page 2.
-AMT
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> Hi all,
> I wanteed to know the way jsp:forward works. I am using this to
> forward from
> say page1 to page 2.
> But the address in the browser still says page1 despite the page2 being
> successfully loaded.
> Thanx
> ghosh
>
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