Hey everyone,
Here is my scenario: I have a JSP page that will collect a lot of user
data and credit card information then POST to a servlet. If there is
something wrong with this data (ie, the credit card data is invalid) I
need to POST that back to a JSP page (one, because I will possibly send
credit card numbers and two, because there will be too much data in the
query string with a GET).
I've tried the following code (from servlet to JSP):
getServletConfig(
).getServletContext(
).getRequestDispatcher( "somePage.jsp"
).forward( request,response );
That works but it's sent as a GET (long query string).
Anyone know how to send this as a POST?
Thanks in advance,
--Bill
Bill Lynch -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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University of Iowa -- http://www.cs.uiowa.edu/~bmlynch
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