Thanks.
--- Catherine Jung
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > 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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