Hi,
The problem I get is not solely a matter of the browser but is related to
the web server too ... with JavaWebServer and JRun web server everything
works fine. Only in case I use the JRun Servlet Engine with MS web server
the problem appears.
Veerle
At 15:23 27/08/99 CEST, you wrote:
>>I try to post a HTML form with more than 20 input parameters. The action in
>>the form invokes a servlet (can be as simple as SimpleServlet.java), which
>>even does not have to get the parameters in the form. Everything works fine
>>with netscape browser and hotjava browser. With internet explorer (IE4 and
>>IE5),however, I don't get the response from the servlet.
>
>Is this really a Servlet problem?
>Seems to me that your browser doesn't send all the params to your
>server. Are you using GET instead of POST? If you use GET, the
>browser only sends a certain number of characters (256?) to the
>server. If you use POST, every parameter should be send to the server.
>
>Bijkomend vraagje:
>Eindelijk ook eens iemand in Belgie die ook met Servlets werkt!
>Waar kunnen we je applicatie bekijken?
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