If you are having a problem with this code, it is probably because you
are using a relative path for your html documents. Instead of
"ugr_nav.html" you should use something like "/some_dir/ugr_nav.html".
What often happens when you serve relative paths out of a servlet is
that the next request gets interpreted as a servlet. For example, your
webserver is set to match '/servlet/*' as a servlet and your servlet
engine thinks of anything after '/servlet/' as the name of a servlet.
If you are not having a problem with this code, then nevermind...
Srinivasa Nagalli wrote:
>
> I am sending the client.html file info (contents) from the doGet() of a
> servlet.
>
> client.html file has reference to two frames
> like
> 1. <frame NAME="leftnav" SRC="ugr_nav.html" >
> 2. <frame NAME="mainwin" SRC="main.html" >
>
> How to send these html files to the browser? Or can these be referenced on
> the host machine.
>
> Thanks,
> Srini
>
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