If it's not already, you may want to consider
having your doPost() forward to or equal to doGet()
and then use <FORM METHOD=POST> instead of
<FORM METHOD=GET>. In doing this, you may want to
consider keeping METHOD=GET for debugging and
development purposes to make sure that you're
passing all of your values, and then swamp to POST
for the implementation.
- Larry
> -----Original Message-----
> Hello all,
>
> At this time, I have a problem.
> The first Html page of my application is a form, with two fields (user
> and password)
>
> When the user click on the button OK, I invoke a servlet.
>
> My problem is: the user can see at the top of the browser the complete
> URL, like it:
>
>http:://host:port/servlet/myservlet?user=uuu&password=ppp
>
>I want hide user and password parameters inside this URL
>
>Can you help me
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Dominique
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