Here's the scenary:
I have an HTML form that I post data to a servlet, which in turns writes the
data to a database, then it creates a "Thank you" splash web page using many
"out.println" statements.
One ot those "out.println" statements passes the getParameter variable
"firstname" and another "out.println" statement includes a javascript that
re-directs the splash web page to a different URL after a 15 seconds delay.
This all works very well!
The only trouble is that the user can click on the browser's "Back" button
twice and display the prior user's HTML form with their confidential data.
Is it possible to pass the HTML tags and a variable to a new browser session
thus preventing a user to view prior web pages?
Thanks.
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