hello,
i am setting the request attributes on one servlet. also i am passing the
request parameters to call another servlet using POST method.
my limitation being, i don't want to set the session attributes.
i want not too sure if the request attributes could be retrieved by another
servlet.
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I haven't coded to many
applets, and I have an intern now who is coding one for our portal. She
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Hi,
I failed to mention that we are looking at apache/jserv
load-balancing/fail-over capabilities for HTTP/FTP and our client will post
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We have a client that has 3 modes of connection to our central
server. HTTP, FTP and e-mail. We are trying to ensure that if HTTP, the
primary link fails we should use FTP or e-mail to transfer the data. Is
there a straightforward way to find out the HTTP/FTP/mail server is down and
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