Hi Maxim,
have you tried to use
req.setAttribute(java.lang.String key, java.lang.Object o);
in the doPost. I've never tried it for myself, but I found examples in
several books.
Regards
Uwe
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Amne: Re: SV: Forwarding from POST to GET
Hello Klosa,
the thing, you propose, will work if I would send exactly the same
query parameters, but using different methods. But, I want to POST some
data, then add some parameters to request and forward it to doGet.
However, it seems to be impossible.
Max
KU> Maxim,
KU> try this:
KU> public void doPost(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res)
KU> throws ServletException, IOException {
KU> doGet(req, res);
KU> }
KU> Hope this helps!
KU> Uwe
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KU> Amne: Forwarding from POST to GET
KU> I've tried to forward POST request to the same servlet, but
KU> transforming it to GET by adding some query string, but I've got the
KU> looping and then crash of tomcat 3.3.
KU> I realized, that it isn't possible to forward from POST to GET and
KU> vice versa. I didn't found any mentioning about this problem in
KU> Servlet API specification(both 2.2 and 2.3).
KU> Max
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