Hai,
Yes u can direct it , I have worked in that way, You only have to give the
path of the html file, let it be in any directory.
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>a sendRedirect() actually means the servlet sends a 302 response to the
>browser, along with the specified URL. browser then does a GET from that
>URL. as far as i know, there is no way to do a POST using
>sendRedirect().
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>can you give more detail on what you're actually trying to do? by "next
>site" i assume it's an external site. does the next site require a
>POST or can you just make do with just using get and having the fields
>in the querystring?
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> > I'm writing a simple redirector servlet
> > for a part of my site. it seems that
> > sendRedirect in javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
> > will change a POST method into a get as it redirects.
> > Any work arounds for this? I need the post info to continue
> > to the next site. Thanks.
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