> You need to look at servlet chaining I think.
> Either that or meld the 3 servlets into one.
Servlet chaining is non-portable between servers -- it's not even part of the
servlet specification. Use request dispatchers instead, or better yet, refactor
your application.
Remember that servlets should be an "entry point" into your application -- just
like `public static void main(String[] args)`. You wouldn't call component
through their public static void main methods in most cases, why should your
servlets be any different? Food for thought.
.duncan
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