You can use a request dispatcher for redirecting servlets.
javax.servlet.RequestDispatcher dispatcher = context.getRequestDispatcher( url
);
dispatcher.forward( request, response );
Where url can be any valid url ( like your cgi ) and the variable named
'context' has to be
your ServletContext.
I never used this code to redirect to a cgi, but i think it should work with
any url.
Matthias Kümpel
Paulo Moreira wrote:
> Anyone can tell me if there is some way to redirect a servlet
> request to a CGI in a remote server. I know that i can do this using
> the classes in java.net package but I need some other way to do this
> in an automatic way. I have a HTML form that also haves a KEYGEN tag.
> If a read the value of the keygen tag with the getParameter method i
> loose some information. I need to redirect this value intead of
> reading it and posting it in the CGI.
>
> Paulo Moreira - Braga, Portugal
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