Is there a real equivalent to ASP's Response.Redirect in JSP? I don't want
to <jsp: forward /> the request for various reasons (full URL, duplicate
includes, etc). I just want to send a 302 down to the browser and be done
with it.
If there's no such beastie, how about some way to write the headers directly
to the client? I can build the HTTP/1.1 response myself if necessary.
I can't imagine that kind of basic functionality isn't in JSP, but I haven't
been able to find anything like it searching the FAQs and what-have-you. My
only other option seems to be generating a tiny page with a JavaScript that
contains a window.location assignment, but it's a little early in the
lifecycle to resort to that kind of cheese.
Mike
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