You can send the servletA's url as a query parameter
or as a hidden value to loginServlet.
--- sufi malak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, please don't be mad, I know for you guru it's an
> easy question, please
> bear with me, I am still learning servlets
> I am trying to have a login servlet, and other
> servlets, when I click to a
> link of a servletA, I want to loginservlet get
> invoqued, my question is how
> to save the url of the servletA so if the
> loginservlet success we will
> return to servletA
> thanks
> God helps all
>
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