Hi,
>Someone responded to me (but I don't think to the list) that this usually
>arises when issuing a POST, while your class only implements the doGet()
>method (or, issuing a GET when your class only implements the doPost()).
>
>I have fixed this (only temporarily, 'til I get a better handle on all this
>stuff) by putting a doGet() method in my controllerServlet that simply
>calls doPost(). In the future I will implement Craig's suggestion of
>redirecting doGet() to an error page....
Odd..I already DID do this..with doGet going to an error page and doPost
handling the request, and I STILL get the error. The message being displayed
is that the method in the request is not allowed. I have no clue what the
method its talking about..but I only assume its POST. No idea though.
Thanks.
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