Hello -
I have jsp page #1 which calls a controllerServlet. The controllerServlet
then determines the appropriate action based on a parameter. Processing is
performed and finally another jsp page is selected for display. Here is an
example:
mainform.jsp10
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either or go on to
go back
/Rsm/nextform.jsp10
/Rsm/mainform.jsp10
The mainform.jsp10 calls the servlet as follows:
"<form action = "/servlet/QueryCriteriaServlet" method = POST >
The controllerServlet calls the other jsp page as follows:
url = "/Rsm/nextform.jsp10";
rd = sc.getRequestDispatcher(url);
rd.forward(req, res);
res.sendRedirect(url);
Initially my URL contains http://ntcp1234/Rsm/mainform.jsp10. which is
correct.
Then,the URL consists of "http://ntcp1234/servlet/controllerServlet" once
the servlet has been invoked and the appropriate jsp page is displayed.
The problem is that from that point on, the browser thinks I am trying to
invoke a servlet because the URL contains /servlet in it now. I receive a
"500 Internal Error" example.jsp10 could not load servlet message and the
URL contains: http://ntcp1234/servlet/example.jsp10. I can change my menu
to explicitly have /Rsm/ in front of all references to jsp pages, but I
wonder if this should be handled differently. I don't understand enough
about this to know if this approach is appropriate.
Can anyone offer assistance/advice on the above?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Geneva
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