Geeta,
You are correct, I have the doGet method implemented in the CPP. The doPost
just calls the doGet. The basic problem of FileNotFoundException still
remains.
Syed
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Subject: Re: servlet servlet FileNotFoundException
Syed:
Sorry if I say something you already know, but it seems as if you are a bit
confused.
If you want code within a doPost method to get executed, you must have a
form
whose "ACTION" attribute is "POST" and whose "METHOD" attribute has value
"/servlet/servletName". In which case, a "submit" via the form will result
in
the doPost method of the servlet with name "servletname" to be executed. All
the
form values (including hidden ones and queryString vars) are available then
in
your oPost via the getParameter methods. When you call the servlet
"directly" as
in the url you have below, the doGet method is executed.
Geeta
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