Hi Gary

  As long as u use requestDispacther.forward("")(Instead of redirect) ,
the URL won't be visible .rather ur servlet URL will be visible in the
address bar . So as long as URL is not visible GET and POST shouldn $B!G (Bt
make any difference until unless u r sending some multi-form data



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Subject: redirecting from a servlet to an exterior URL using a POST

Hello -

        Once a servlet I am writing is accessed, I want to set the
values
on several parameters and then redirect to an exterior URL, sending
along
the parameters. But I do not want the parameters exposed, so putting
them
into the URL as a query string won't work, I need a POST.

        Has anybody done this?

Garey Mills
Library Systems Office
UC Berkeley

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