Earlier we had tried a lot with Object i/o streams but it never worked.
Heard that b'coz http is stateless protocol it cannot pass object data. Is
it true? That's the reason we used Data i/o Streams.
That's why we skipped the idea. But now I have used streams to pass the
servername and it is working fine.
Thank u very much for the input,
Ashwini
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Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 12:55 PM
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I believe that u need the servername in ur servlet to get the current
servername so that u can connect to some other servlet in the same server..
Is that correct...
If this is true then u dont need to "try" to get a parameter in .. u can use
the servletcontext methods to achieve the same.
If not, then I believe u r missing the point here. serverName is property of
ur simple class that calls the servlet.
Now u r passing a datastream to the servlet ( some UTF data)..
If u need to access the property of a class then u need to pass the object
of the class itself to the servlet using an ObjectStream.
I hope I have been able to explain what u r missing..
Regards
Rohit Parik
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