>
>
> At 10:36 AM 22/11/99 +0800, you wrote:
>
> Hello Everybody,
>      I am trying to pass some data from client side to server
> through applet-servlet communication. But I am unable to develop
> the connection between them. I've seen examples/books on this
> issue and everything seems to be fine.
> The interesting thing is that when I access the Servlet URL
> directly with the browser, I succeed in entering the doPost
> method. But when i open the same URL with the applet, I get the
> following result on the server side
>
> If you are calling the URL like
>
>        http://www.myhost.com/servlet/MyServlet?name=value&name2=value2
>
>then this is a doGet method of calling the servlet ... not a doPost.
Easiest solution
>is for your servlet code to have
>
>        public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response) throws ServletException, IOException {
>                doPost(request, response);
>        }
>

If you want to use POST you should to set in the http request next property
URLConnection.setRequestMethod("POST"); and you can don't call doPost()
method in the doGet() method in this case.


>1-  a NullPointerException on the "ServletFactory"
>2- a Connection refused error on the "Weblogic"

>It seems that applet-call is not even entering the doPost() method of the
Servlet.

I'll highly appreciate if somebody could help me with that.


Thanks in advance,

Rashid.




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