Hi Sriram,
Yes, we can call a HTML file from servlet using the sendRedirect
The syntax for the same is
res.sendRedirect("your HTML file location ") (res is a response object)
Regards
Ramesh
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> Subject: Can we call a pre-written HTML file directly instead of writing
> the HTML tags in a servlet ????
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Instead of writing the HTML in the servlet code
> like
> out.println("<HTML><BODY><B>blah blah b<B></BODY></HTML>
>
> can we call a Html file that contains these HTML tags directly
> into Servlert
> code???
>
> Is that possible?? If so how??
>
> Thanks and Regards
>
> Sriram.C.S
>
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