Victor Hadianto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Subject: Re: repost data in doGet
>> No, that is what it is supposed to do (after asking the user to confirm
>>the resend of the post data). What is the problem? If you
>>don't want this
>>behavior, have your post method do a sendRedirect (back to the same address,
>>if you like) - which will be >taken as a get.
>
>Isn't that interesting? I always thought that the doGet() will be called
>instead if the user click on the 'refresh' button.
No, it just repeats the previous command
>
>I suppose the res.sendRedirect() will solve the problem, however this will
>show on the address bar of the web browser that it returns back to the
>original page. Anyway, I will implement this.
Actually, I meant "the same as the POST page" - a servlet can handle both GET and
POST. That way the user would never see the difference.
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