Make use of the HTTP Referer, which you can extract from the request.
Also, I recommend against printing HTML from your servlet--it's messy.
Consider using a tool like WebMacro to separate the HTML out of your
servlet:
http://webmacro.org
Justin
Quoting Duke Martin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hello,
>
> I have a servlet that generates an HTML form. The form servlet posts the
> form data to another servlet that processes the data. Once the data is
> posted to the new servlet, how can I create a link back to the original form
> servlet? I have tried several ways but have been unsuccessful. Please
> help.
>
> Duke
>
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