try the following.
1. the jsp/servlet is in the same directory as the calling servlet.
2. there should be an entry in the mapping.properties file for the
servlet.......
PLease check....
regards
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Sent: Friday, June 30, 2000 6:27 AM
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Subject: Forwarding the request to jsp
hi,
I was just wondering if someone would help me out in
forwarding the request from a servlet to a jsp.
I am using
getRequestDispatcher(Url).forward(req,res) to forward
the request.
where Url is the path for the jsp.
But I am unable to get the reponse form the jsp.
It gives me an Error:404
Can anybody help me in this.
Thanx,
mohan
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