> > of servlet2, and I know servlet chaining provide by
> > Java Web Server 2.0 can do the job, BUT if I didn't
Servlet chaining between two separate webservers - is
that really possible?
So long as you can serialize a response object a POST might
work, but something about the idea niggles at me - I'm just
a little uncertain that references from a response object
will still work when it's been deserialized on the second
server.
If I had to do this, then I'd probably not chain the servlets,
but call the second servlet from the first and let the first provide
the needed response back to the user - it saves mucking about as each
servlet will automatically get it's own response object, rather than
the second servlet having to get a copy of the first's and use it.
Catherine
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