I am trying to do something similar. I have a servlet that prints all
of the domains cookies out to the browser in HTML that includes a POST
form for addding a cookie or deleting a cookie. The problem is that I
can't get the servlet page to refresh itself and show the newly added
cookie immediately after the post without having to manually reload the
page.
I think it could be a "Pragma", "no-cache" thing, or mabye there is a
problem with the fact that my POST form targets the servlet itself. In
other words the servlet calls itself to update the HTML. This should be
simple, but I am still a beginner with servlets. Any help would be
appreciated.
Thanks,
Jon
David Wall wrote:
>
> >I suppose when you first call page A, all the INPUT-tags are empty.
> >Why don't you change the code of the servlet that generates page A
> >so that the INPUT-tags aren't always empty? If you post arguments
> >to the servlet, the correspondant INPUT-tags get these arguments as
> >default value, otherwise they remain empty. This way you can
> >rebuilt your page A every time someone makes a mistake...
>
> I'm not the original poster, but my form was from static html posted to
> a servlet, which made that option a lot more work than I'd have liked.
> Even the back button works on some browsers, but still causes the
> page to be reloaded on others..
>
> David
>
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