Instead of opening your own URL connection, from your applet class, use:
this.getAppletContext().showDocument(myUrl, myTarget);
where myUrl is a java.net.URL, including any parameters you wanted to pass to
the servlet.
...and myTarget is a String identifying an HTML frame. (you can use "_top",
"_self", "_parent", "_blank", or the actual name of the frame you wish to
target).
Regards,
David.
Moiz Mehmood Hussain wrote:
> Hi
> We are writing an application which talks to a servlet by opening a url
> connection. We want the reponse from that servlet to be sent back to the
> browser instead of the application. Can anybody help ???
>
> Regards
> Moiz
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